claimID in the blogosphere
February 17th, 2006 - Fred StutzmanWe had a nice surprise this morning when we found out that claimID has been listed by the early-alpha Museum of Modern Betas. Now that we have a blog, it seemed like a good time to list (and possibly respond to) some of the blogosphere-love claimID’s received over the past few weeks. In no particular order, here are some more posts we’ve come across.
- Entries in Life - claimID Mark Hershberger puts forth an excellent use case for claimID, and he calls me brilliant. The check, as they say, is in the mail.
- Webmarketing - claimID Sylavain Briant covers claimID, en Francais.
- The Informist - Facebook and Social Software The Informist himself, Tom Cizsek covers claimID a little.
- Web 2.0 Central - ClaimID, Online Identity Management We’re officially Web 2.0 now.
- ClaimID - Another social personality/online information manager? B.K. DeLong offers some of the earliest coverage of claimID. The interesting serendipity of this post is that it discusses Microformat. ClaimID creates a hCard (a type of Microformat) for every user, and we’re really hoping to leverage Microformats for standards-based, transportable reputation down the road.
Thanks to everyone who has covered us. Every time we see claimID show up on our Technorati watchlist, it brightens our day.
February 26th, 2006 at 10:19 pm
[...] So ClaimID is a new site that encourages you to catalog links about yourself and link to your resulting ClaimID page from your blog or home page. Someone ClaimID says does a good job of explaining ClaimID says: Say you’re a college student with a weblog and you post your foolish thoughts under your real name. Or you’re active in some newgroups or mailing lists. [...]