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Whereas classically we think of the situation where a user interacts with one identity provider, one storage provider, and multiple applications, recent experiments in practice have moved more towards also using multiple storage providers linked to a single identity.
There is an example app called Projectron which is mentioned throughout the Solid Application Interoperability spec and which can be used to track projects and issues; a first step would be to make this app compatible with the SolidOS Issue tracker, so that issues created through Solid OS will “magically” show up when you open Projectron.
Problems and Goals for Interoperability, Collaboration, and Security in a Solid Pod
Applications must have a shared understanding of data
Data must be discoverable.
Data must be durable.
Data must be portable.
Problem #3 - Disparate entities using different applications must be able to safely and effectively interoperate within their scope of authorization
Problem #4 - People shouldn’t need to think about how to physically organize their data to use Solid.