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Open Source
Awards August 2008
This demonstrator will be used to show how such a concept empowers users in deciding for themselves how their privacy is affected and how to respond to that information, and allows producers to efficiently communicate their to consumers. The demonstrator will be shown to the public at a special DIFRenz workshop currently being planned at the Balie, Amsterdam, scheduled for October 31, 2008. This is a prolongation of the financing of the successfully running project aiming to implement an open source MSRP multi-party instant message chat server that works seamless with the MSRP relay implementation, already under development. However, the editors provided are either basic text editors that are awkward for editing complex presentations, or custom-made editors for a specific type of content: Examples are Wiki's, the Yahoo! Furthermore, a number of interesting editors will be instantiated to showcase the capabilities of the system, thus helping to attract the attention of possible contributors to the project. The project offers advanced open source Squeak based web technologies in the hands of end-users while preserving anonymity, more advanced than Drupal, Cmsbox, Yahoo Pipes or Google widgets and many others.