Wonder if they are even aware of similar work and
encodings from the IETF and NENA? or NIEM? Or they Chilean earthquake people
finder app: http://www.chilepersonfinder.appspot.com/.
Or people finder.org (http://www.peoplefinder101.org/Terms.html)
or the State dept people finder app for Haiti?
I could not tell from their website what research
they had done.
Not that such an encoding is not needed. An
opportunity to coordinate and collaborate perhaps?
Carl
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Gavin Treadgold
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Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 4:45
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Subject: [emergency] Fwd:
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FYI
Cheers Gavin
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FYI - Subscribe if you are
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[Person Finder] PFIF discussion list
Date:
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Hi
all,
I've started a mailing list for discussing the PFIF standard.
I've received several good suggestions for improvement and would like
to propose some incremental changes for the next version of PFIF.
I welcome your input. In particular, if you build systems that
export, import, or otherwise work with PFIF, please join. The mailing
list will be the best way to anticipate and influence changes to PFIF so we
can all keep our systems working together well.
To join, visit: http://groups.google.com/group/pfif/subscribe
Thanks!
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