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• April 25: The chat log is up for our third UMA Twitter chat! Details of the UMA chats are at http://tinyurl.com/umachat.
• April 21: The UMA Trust Model has been newly revised. Read it to understand how operators of UMA-enabled services must collaborate to provide truly "user-managed access" (short link http://tinyurl.com/umatrust – spread the word).
• April 20: Learn about the new open-source UMA library for hosts and requesters, Puma, at the SMART team blog!
• April 15: The UMA FAQ (short link http://tinyurl.com/umafaq – spread the word) is starting to collect material in languages other than English. Thanks to Domenico Catalano, we now have an UMA introduction in Italian.
• April 5: Thanks to Thomas Hardjono for being willing to continue serving as UMA spec editor! He was re-elected by acclamation today. See the Leadership Team page for more details about the whole leadership team.
• March 31: Visit the Core Protocol page (short link http://tinyurl.com/umav1 – spread the word) to see a retrospective of progress in Q1 and our goals for Q2. Highlights: In Q1 we burned down all known A-priority issues and many B-priority ones and substantially revised the spec so that implementers could start counting on a more stable spec. In Q2 we'll prepare for F2F and virtual interop activities and collect more use cases. If you've got an implementation or want pointers, let us know!