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Merge pull request #104 from acoburn/minor_typos
Fix some minor typographical errors
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1. A profile MUST include a `foaf:name` (see the discussion
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on [user names](#recommendation-for-user-names-in-profiles) below).
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This does not have to be a real name, it can by any pseudnym, but
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a string proided for apps to use for representing the user, in chats, sharing etc etc.
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a string provided for apps to use for representing the user, in chats, sharing etc etc.
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2. A profile SHOULD include a public `foaf:image` of either a mugshot of the person or a chosen avatar
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to make the display of the user's contributions identifyable.
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to make the display of the user's contributions identifiable.
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3. A profile MAY provide a `foaf:nick` nickname as a short string for use by user interfaces where
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space is limited.
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3. A profile SHOULD include `cert:key` public key certificate information, for
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1. An app SHOULD look in the user's WebID Profile for the `foaf:name` predicate,
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and use that as the name, if it's available.
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2. If an app does not find a name in the user profile, it MAY fall back to using
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the WebID URL, r a part ofo it, as the username.
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the WebID URL, or a part of it, as the username.
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## Public and Private Profiles
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Where the subject is the user's original webid.
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It is the first private file that the app discovers in thie process, and
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It is the first private file that the app discovers in this process, and
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it is the place which either stores, or leads to, all of the
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data which is private to the user, including settings
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and preferences, language and display preferences, and so on
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and all the user's pesonal data, be it conntacts, pictures or health data.
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and all the user's pesonal data, be it contacts, pictures or health data.
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The `solid:preferencesFile` link is unusual then in that it is a link
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from public data to private data. Otherwise, discovery happes in two
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parallelel but otherwise congruent ways, in a tree of public information starting from
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from public data to private data. Otherwise, discovery happens in two
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parallel but otherwise congruent ways, in a tree of public information starting from
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the extended profile, and a tree of private information starting from the
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private preferences file. Developers use urged to use common software for
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these cases, and also to make it extenssible in future for when
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private preferences file. Developers are urged to use common software for
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these cases, and also to make it extensible in future for when
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the congruent trees may be rooted in files corresponding to groups and organizations
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of which the user is a member.
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