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I propose we add "Storage of .meta resources" to the list.
And propose that "User table" gets removed from the list - it would make more sense to focus on the portability of a single account (vs the entire pod).
Reopening the issue as it was closed by a non-CG member at the time, without CG's consent. The last useful revision in #34 (comment) is below, before the comment was erased.
We need a specification such that Solid filesystems become portable across implementations that support filesystem-based back-ends.
GitHub's ToS allow users to reference and reuse publicly available comments within GitHub (see Section D.5). And, the Solid GitHub org operates under an MIT license, promoting open collaboration and transparency. Additionally, as part of the Solid CG, contributions fall under the W3C Community Group CLA, which permits broad reuse within the community.
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dmitrizagidulin commentedon Oct 25, 2019
I propose we add "Storage of .meta resources" to the list.
And propose that "User table" gets removed from the list - it would make more sense to focus on the portability of a single account (vs the entire pod).
csarven commentedon Feb 18, 2025
Reopening the issue as it was closed by a non-CG member at the time, without CG's consent. The last useful revision in #34 (comment) is below, before the comment was erased.
We need a specification such that Solid filesystems become portable across implementations that support filesystem-based back-ends.
This might include:
csarven commentedon Feb 18, 2025
GitHub's ToS allow users to reference and reuse publicly available comments within GitHub (see Section D.5). And, the Solid GitHub org operates under an MIT license, promoting open collaboration and transparency. Additionally, as part of the Solid CG, contributions fall under the W3C Community Group CLA, which permits broad reuse within the community.
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