The document discusses the concept of "faceted identities" where a person presents different facets or aspects of themselves to different audiences. It notes some common excuses for not exploring one's identities more fully. It then outlines the speaker's areas of interest and work before summarizing initial findings from experimenting with faceted identities. This includes facets being usable voices for different audiences and the potential for faceted social media profiles and websites. It raises design challenges and issues around privacy before concluding with a call for others to experiment with faceted identities.
11. THE EXCUSES
• It’s hard to find the time
•I was never taught how
• I’m tired at the end of the day
• It’s expensive
•I can’t gain access to the resources
•I don’t have any of the tools
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16. Presentation Impression Attribution
of Self Management Theory
45. DESIGN ISSUES
What is the ideal granularity of a facet?
How lightweight should facet creation be?
46. DESIGN ISSUES
What is the ideal granularity of a facet?
How lightweight should facet creation be?
How can you communicate faceting to the reader?
47. DESIGN ISSUES
What is the ideal granularity of a facet?
How lightweight should facet creation be?
How can you communicate faceting to the reader?
How does faceting integrate with the rest of the web
ecosystem?
54. AN RFH
• Request for Hacker
• Want to make this a Wordpress plugin
55. AN RFH
• Request for Hacker
• Want to make this a Wordpress plugin
• Wordpress source melts my brain
56. AN RFH
• Request for Hacker
• Want to make this a Wordpress plugin
• Wordpress source melts my brain
• Any Wordpress Hackers in the audience willing to collaborate?
63. NEXT STEPS
• You guys!
• Experiment with faceted identities
• Come up with a design language
64. NEXT STEPS
• You guys!
• Experiment with faceted identities
• Come up with a design language
• Make it standard across the web
65. NEXT STEPS
• You guys!
• Experiment with faceted identities
• Come up with a design language
• Make it standard across the web
• Save a whole lot of social awkwardness