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FoAz - An Emerging Internet Standard

Introduction​

Frontend-only Authorization (FoAz) is currently an Internet-Draft, aiming to establish an Internet standards track protocol for the global community. Internet-Drafts are dynamic documents under the umbrella of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), constantly updated and improved based on community input and discussion. This ongoing initiative also invites groups outside the IETF to distribute and contribute to these working documents as Internet-Drafts.

Working Group​

FoAz, as an emerging internet standard, is under the collective development of a working group. This group comprises an alliance of developers from multiple companies worldwide, originating from the innovative efforts at Permit Inc.

This working group is open to any and all interested parties looking to contribute to the development of the FoAz standard. We encourage the sharing of ideas, feedback, and suggestions, which can greatly influence the progression and refinement of FoAz.

Join the Working Group​

To ensure the continual evolution and improvement of FoAz, we highly value community involvement. If you are interested in contributing to the FoAz standard, here are some ways to get involved:

  • Join the conversation: We have a dedicated Slack workspace for our working group where you can engage in meaningful discussions, ask questions, and share your expertise with others.

  • Provide RFC feedback: Direct your comments and suggestions on the RFC to our Git repository. Pull requests are welcome and appreciated - they provide a great way to propose changes, improvements, or corrections to the draft.

Your contributions to the FoAz standard can help shape the future of frontend authorization, enhancing the security and ease-of-use for developers worldwide. Join us as we strive to make FoAz a robust and reliable standard for the Internet community.

Read more about the Frontend-only Authorization (FoAz) standard here.

This document is an Internet-Draft, calling for discussions and suggestions for improvement. The copyright belongs to Permit, Inc. (2023).

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