Henry Story

@WardCunningham the advantage of WebID is that you could be more flexible in who has write access. You could: - allow your friends to write - allow friends of your...

I implemented [rww-play](https://github.com/read-write-web/rww-play/wiki/Curl-Interactions) using the ACL ontology. I extended it with regular expressions for resources, but now realise that was not needed, as the [ACP method of just using the...

There is a detailed discussion on the `acl:accessTo` rule and another potentially interesting one for allowing current deployments to work with newer ones in [a discussion on the meeting minutes...

These are two different issues. One is about efficiency of authentication, and the other about efficiency of authorization. There are different types of things we need to keep into account...

> A client that cannot read (no access) or understand such rules will nonetheless need to understand which credentials to present in order to gain specific access permissions to a...

> > A client that cannot access those rules or descriptions, can assume it does not have access to the resource. An ACR may be public, but parts of the...

> I am asking for a generic mechanism to advertise required credentials that would not be restricted to but also include group membership. Ok, I am saying that can be...

> Note: This is not equivalent to the presence of a "subject-URI, rel:access-control, access-control-resource-URI" triple in a resource." It does seem to be equivalent to such a triple, though, and...

@bblfish wrote > > It does seem to be equivalent to such a triple, though, and it is very helpful to think of it that way. @matthieubosquet answered: > Absolutely,...

You are right, @elf-pavlik: we should try to think of this in a principled way. Is the principle you are invoking that "we should not have two ways of expressing...