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[guidelines-review] Borrowing from USACM's Guidelines
Isaac Christoffersen isaac.christoffersen at incommon.usSat Jan 23 23:08:59 CST 2010
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I was looking at the US ACM's guidelines for Open Government and the overall spirit is fairly consistent. However, they have one additional item: "Published content should be digitally signed or include attestation of publication/creation date, authenticity, and integrity." I like the idea as it adds an integrity aspect to the published data. http://www.acm.org/public-policy/open-government
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