Sxip's Fourteen Requirements
Dick Hardt and John Merrells of Sxip recently published Fourteen Design Goals for web-based identity systems. As Dick says in his blog entry, these are offered with a nod to Kim Cameron's Seven Laws. I've pulled out the 14 requirements from the doc -- see the doc for more in-depth discussion:
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