I didn't have to read his whole post before I had figured out where it was headed. I guess it helps that I have some exposure to things like the Persondata project at Wikipedia. In some ways, this also validates what the structural markup proponents have been preaching for years.

Ozzie headed in this direction back with his post about using RSS to exchange structured data in a loosely coupled way. Dubbed by Ray as Simple Sharing Extensions, it's kind of a poor man's web service. That definitely has tons of possibilities as does this new LiveClipboard. (They just couldn't help themselves plastered the new Live brand on it.) It doesn't take but a moment of playing with the demo page before you start thinking of the possibilities. A couple of the screencasts didn't impress me, but I have some of my own ideas now.

Just what I needed, more fun things to learn and play with.