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OpenMicroBlogging is an open protocol that allows different microblogging services to inter-operate. It lets the user of one service subscribe to notices by a user of another service. This enables a federation of new communities,〔Stay, Jesse (2008-8-12) (Identi.ca and the Power of Microbranded Communities ). Retrieved 2009-1-4.〕 as potentially an organization of any size can host a service. OpenMicroBlogging utilizes the OAuth and Yadis protocols and does not depend on any central authority. OpenMicroBlogging has been superseded〔(OStatus FAQ )〕 by an enhanced version of it, OStatus.〔(OStatus )〕 OStatus will also be implemented by the Diaspora social platform.〔(After the Times ), 2010-05-17, Diaspora blog〕 ==History== The first implementation of the OpenMicroBlogging protocol is the Laconica software, which changed name to StatusNet in August 2009.〔(Laconica is now StatusNet )〕 Identi.ca is the first service to support OpenMicroBlogging,〔Mayfield, Ross (2008-7-2) (Identica launches, an open source Twitter ). Retrieved 2009-1-5.〕 and other sizeable services including Leo Laporte's Twit Army at (http://army.twit.tv ) are amongst those powered by the open source StatusNet.〔Malcolm Bastien, (There's Twitter the company, and twitter the medium ). Retrieved 2009-3-24.〕 Since March 2009 one can search users' accounts in Twit Army from within Identi.ca. You also can subscribe to accounts at Twit Army from your Identi.ca account. The second implementation of the OpenMicroBlogging protocol is the (OpenMicroBlogger ) software. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「OpenMicroBlogging」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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