ICF Working Groups
| "Clinks"* | Name (link) | Description |
| Click in link |
Dashboard of all Working Groups and Proposals | Summarizes status; links to details per group, wikis |
| Click in link | SSTC | Liaison group with OASIS TCs working on the Identity Metasystem Standard specification |
| Click in link | RP Evangelists | Promotion effort to enlist websites to accept information cards for click-in instead of login. |
| Click in link | Website Best Practices | Everything about making the information card experience on every website a simple, secure and consistent ceremony. (IPR) |
| Click in link | Browser Integration |
Browser Integration, Selector selector Functionality (IPR) |
| Click in link | Claim Types Schemas |
Promote information card interoperability through re-use of common claim type URIs. |
Working Groups with (IPR) = IPR Contribution Agreement Required to participate
*Clink -- A click-in link (instead of login link)
You only need to clink if you aren't already clicked in; else just link.
The Information Card Foundation strongly encourages members to participate in its Working Groups to drive the build-up of the i-card enabled Internet.
1. Got an idea for a working group? Check the dashboard of all current and suggested working groups first. You may be able to work within one already formed. Email the Chairperson. If you have a unique idea for a new one, post it to ICFgeneral (the mailing list for anyone in the world about information cards) or ICF-all (the mailing list for all ICF members).
2. Get a sponsor level member or board member to propose working group formation.
3. See specific instructions on forming a working group
Note: Clinks on this site are still at least one click too many. When this website becomes a full Relying Party, (and if you have an information card associated to your wiki account) the clinks will be one click and your account will be automatically logged in, and take you directly to the wiki page. Creating website best practices to make information cards the best way to get around the Internet is what the Website Best Practices Working Group is all about!