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Overview

The REFEDS Steering Committee has approved the launch of a consultation on the adoption of the Academia Entity Category by REFEDS.   The consultation opens on 12th August 2015 and closes on 23rd September 2015.  Participants are invited to review the full text and make change proposals in the table below or by email to the REFEDS Coordinators and to express their support / dissension for the category.  It is recommended that you also read the prepared notes on the proposal. 

Please note the full text of the proposed category is available at: https://github.com/leifj/academia-category/blob/master/academia-entity-category.md. The notes are available at: Academic-Academia.

Statements of Support / Dissension


As this category has been contentious in the community, we are asking for organisations to express their support or dissension below to allow us to gauge the appropriateness of REFEDS adopting this approach. 

NameOrganisationReason
Jim BasneyNCSA / XSEDE (InCommon)Support: This is needed by CILogon to support SeedMe access for academic but not commercial use.
   
   

Change Log

Change Log for the Consultation on the Academia Entity Category.  The Consultation started on 12th August 2015 and closes on 23rd September 2015 (5pm CEST).  Please fill in your proposed changes to Academia Category below.

Number
Current Text
Proposed Text / Query
Commentor
Action
1Definitionhttps://github.com/leifj/academia-category/pull/6On GithubLeave Blank
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a relying party SHOULD NOT assume that an attribute assertion received from an identity provider with the academia entity category represents a Subject (as defined in [TBD]) with any particular affiliation to the organization on behalf of which the identity provider is operated.

Is this meant to imply "an attribute assertion received *that does not contain an ePA/ePSA* from an identity provider..."? If "yes", is the expectation is that the mechanism for membership/publication in a federation will sufficiently address (via POPs or the like) ensuring that asserted ePA/ePSA are adhering to "expected norms"? Or if "no", is the intent of the category to allow interpretation of the values of ePA/ePSA based on membership, but still disavowing any absolute meanings to the affilliatons?

Eric GoodmanLeave Blank
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