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Clarify that h-card and RelMeAuth are separate concepts
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Many open standards can support profile hydration:
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Many open standards can support profile hydration:
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Ariadne
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Ariadne
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: map an email identifier to supported verified accounts.
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: Map an email identifier to supported verified accounts.
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The IndieWeb
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The IndieWeb
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: map a webpage with `h-card` to any account, with less-robust reciprocal-link verification.
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: Map a webpage with `h-card` to any account. This can pair with other forms of authentication, such as [RelMeAuth](https://microformats.org/wiki/RelMeAuth).
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WebFinger
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WebFinger
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: map an email-like identifier (an `acct:` URI) to a list of links.
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: Map an email-like identifier (an `acct:` URI) to a list of links.
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vCard
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vCard
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: upload a vCard containing profile information, possibly with "share contact".
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: Mpload a vCard containing profile information, possibly with "share contact".
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I think `h-card`-based hydration is the best place to start. We can later add support for more options:
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I think `h-card`-based hydration is the best place to start. We can later add support for more options:
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