Re: [xdi] Updated editor's lists

[Drummond Reed <drummond.reed@xdi.org>]

Thanks, Joseph. And yes, let's be consistent about the use of V1.0 in all of them.

=Drummond 

On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 6:54 PM, Joseph Boyle <boyle.joseph@gmail.com> wrote:

I've filed the requests below, putting the Description into the Notes field.

I think I omitted the V in XDI Core V1.0 - could we make this consistent, sorry?

On Jun 25, 2013, at 3:54 PM, Drummond Reed <drummond.reed@xdi.org> wrote:

We have several new volunteers for editorships. Below is an updated list of the editors for each of our first five specs that Joseph will be using to request the templates.

=Drummond 

XDI Core V1.0

• Short name: xdi-core
• Description: The foundational spec on which all other specs depend. It defines the ABNF for the normative graph model, serialization formats, and addressing syntax.
• Editors:
  • Joseph Boyle
  • Markus Sabadello
  • Drummond Reed
• Wiki Pages:
  • CategoryGraphModel
  • CategorySerialization

XDI Messaging V1.0

• Short name: xdi-messaging
• Description: Defines the abstract pattern for all XDI messaging together with the binding to the http/https protocol for performing XDI operations using XDI messages.
• Editors:
  • Joseph Boyle
  • Markus Sabadello
  • Drummond Reed
• Wiki Pages:
  • CategoryMessaging

XDI Discovery V1.0

• Short name: xdi-discovery
• Description: Defines P2P discovery of XDI endpoint URI(s) given an XDI address (or a discoverable identifier that can be transformed into an XDI address).
• Editors:
  • Joseph Boyle
  • Les Chasen
  • Animesh Chowdhury
  • Markus Sabadello
  • Drummond Reed
• Wiki Pages:
  • CategoryDiscovery

XDI Policy

• Short name: xdi-policy
• Description: Defines the standard structure and vocabulary of XDI authorization statements, including XDI link contracts and policy expressions, so they are portable across all XDI endpoints.
• Editors:
  • Joseph Boyle
  • Animesh Chowdhury
  • Markus Sabadello
  • Drummond Reed
• Wiki Pages:
  • CategoryLinkContracts

XDI Security Mechanisms V1.0

• Short name: xdi-secmech
• Description: Describes the mechanisms for implementing security in XDI, including transport-level security, message-level security, token formats, etc.
• Editors:
  • Joseph Boyle
  • Peter Davis
  • Dan Blum
• Wiki Pages:
  • CategorySecurity