Content Driven ACL in the Model Layer (ZF)

I think it was nice to get started on doing something with ACL and model data. but I hoped for a more eleborate solution (as we implemented ourselves). Not ment as a rant to you and your solution, but I kinda hoped to learned for a different approach to a problem I tackled myself on a complete different manner.

For example, if I understood it right, you first load data from the database and then check if one is allowed to access that ID. That is not really bound to the model.
You had a picture of a lock on the first slide: I think the way you make it work is that you first stick in your key, then turn the key - which works - and then hold back the door when it seems the ID behind it is not accessible by you.

If you ever want to know more on the following: when having a tree structure with articles in chapters in other chapters, and want to have ACL on different levels which inherit their ACL, you should get in touch :)
@birdbook

[ + ] The speaker gave a short but interesting, hands-on talk. The code examples were clear. The 15m talk was supported with a full article on his blog, so if interested you could get more info there.

[ - ] The speaker was clearly nervous, but I guess that's normal with a first talk. Next time take a deep breath and slow down a bit.

@birdbook you have to keep in mind this was only a 15 minute talk, which is not much to explain a system as you suggested in a hands-on way.