#cwebber2I guess that's right, both security and privacy are as distinct and yet intertwined as authorization and authentication are, to supply another intermingled thing I just checked all the terms of in my spec ;)
#cwebber2you can have a highly secure system to violate everyone's privacy :)
#cwebber2though I'm not sure you can have the reverse!
#cwebber2wait rhiaro, are we supposed to submit these ourselves
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#aaronpkrhiaro: csarven: how did you get the reference to social-web-protocols to have the display text "Social Web Protocols"? When I add [[social-web-protocols]] it doesn't use the nice display name.
#aaronpkyou could change it to something like "Please see the Discovery section of Social Web Protocols for recommendations on ..."
#rhiaro"[Social Web Protocols] provides recommendations on how to carry out discovery, with consideration to servers which may be unaware of this protocol" ?
#aaronpkcwebber2: your answer to "How should this specification work in the context of a user agent’s "incognito" mode?" seems like a non-answer
#aaronpkI think they were actually asking for a description of *how* it works
#aaronpkwhat do you think of this for micropub (probably can do something similar for activitypub):
#aaronpk> If the user agent is a Micropub client, the client should "forget" any access tokens and Micropub endpoints associated with the user's browsing session when in "incognito" mode.
#aaronpkI read that question as "if someone is implementing this spec in a browser, what do they need to consider when implementing the 'incognito' mode"
#aaronpkcwebber2: and for the "persist data to a user’s local device" question, you might want to add something about how the user agent should clear out authentication
#rhiarooh, I just thought they provided like three options and when the answer is 'makes no difference' it was okay to copypaste. I didn't think about it in terms of implementing it in the browser. I dunno.
#aaronpkthink about it from an implementer's perspective