[geeklog-devel] GSOC - Socnet

Randy Kolenko Randy.Kolenko at nextide.ca
Sat Mar 20 09:54:30 EDT 2010



>1. A user Profile page on which all activity 
>streams are shown, from each of his friends 
>and himself/herself. This is a single point 
>web based notification area.

Good idea.


>2. The second is to stream the notification. 
>This can be designed according to the Atom 
>feed standards. The user might choose to 
>make these feeds email based, through which 
>he will get email notification for them. As 
>discussed above, the format of notifications 
>should be standardized across all projects, 
>even calendar and core notification support, 
>because the services can be scaled to mix 
>with each other in the future (or even now).
>This profile page must be very easy to manage 
>and must not clutter up the user space.
>I think this Socnet is more of a community 
>builder across GL, and must be provided good 
>backend support so that other services can 
>build over it in the  future.


Not sure how this will shape up for socnet.  Going to have a physical feed file that somehow checks for membership?  RSS file of changes that is easily downloaded by anyone that is not in that feed?




>However the admins of GL should be able 
>to administer those end user groups as well.
>I was wondering how an admin can keep a tab 
>on the different groups a end user is 
>creating. It might become unmanageable.

This is a must-have feature.  The gsoc student who will be chosen must have a way for GL admins to drill into a user's groups and admin them.  The admin could, frankly, care less about someone's social group until there are issues to deal with. 

-randy



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