This page lists WG projects.
A project is described by the PMI as: "A project is a specific set of operations designed to accomplish a singular goal."
A Kantara Initiative Discussion Group or Working Group Project‡ is a specific set of activities designed to create and publish a document described in the Group's Charter.
The characteristics of a Kantara Group Project are:
- The group project must result in a Draft Technical Specification or a Draft Recommendation or a Draft Report as defined in the Kantara Operating Procedures
- Note: the Drafts are intended to be approved by a procedure listed in the Kantara Operating Procedures
- The group project must be temporary with an agreed-upon target end date
- Contributors to the group project must have agreed to the group intellectual property policy via the Group Participation Agreement procedures
- Group project contributors may include volunteer or paid/contracted participants
- Material related to a group project must be stored on Kantara-approved storage locations. For example, the Kantara wiki or Kantara projects area on github.
- A group project outline must be approved by the group and listed in the appropriate group project list pages prior to commencement of work
‡ The generic term for a "Kantara Initiative Discussion Group or Working Group Project" is a "Kantara Group Project".
| Project Name | Project Description | Output type | Leader | Publication title | Project-Publication Status† | Project Landing page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consent Receipt specification | Draft Technical Specification | David Turner | "Consent Receipt Specification" | Active - Public review | Consent Receipt Specification | |
| User Sumitted Terms | The User Submitted Terms project will create a common set of icons that customers can use to signal their intent. This project is meant to build a Minimum Viable set of term icons, their definitions and example engineering code for submitting terms and answering them. The purpose of USTs are to allow individuals to request their preferred treatment of their data, before submission. This is meant is to change the dynamic between entities that most often ask their users to accept terms from the entity with no negotiation. USTs would bring a negotiation aspect to the consent process, before a Consent Receipt is created. UST development will include participants from all relevant domains including UX and usability, engineering, legal, product, marketing and standardization, as well as other parties wishing to join and assist the group. UST development should result in a standard adopted by the Kantara Initiate and eventually through a formal standard's body. | Mary Hodder | Active - Development | |||
†Status: Active; Inactive; Archived. Sub-status: Document published; Public review; Development; Formation.