@VincentTunru @jg10 Sad.
WAC has received a new version this year, while ACP only in 2022. I suppose the specwriters are more focused on WAC?
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@VincentTunru @jg10 Sad. WAC has received a new version this year, while ACP only in 2022. I suppose the specwriters are more focused on WAC? 3 comments
In general it's important to note that the Solid specifications are still in flux - but I don't think permissions is a major issue at this time - WAC and ACP are sufficiently similar that two possible solutions include having client libraries interoperate across both or updating WAC to include missing features |
@bouncepaw @jg10
ACP has been mostly pushed by Inrupt, the company Tim Berners-Lee founded around Solid, and which is mostly focusing on enterprise customers. (Disclosure: I used to work there a couple of years ago.) It's the method their Solid instance https://pod.inrupt.com uses.
WAC was the initial access control spec for Solid, and is still used by the main community-used server, https://solidcommunity.net.
So they're both the main focus for an important cohort of people, unfortunately...