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BTCR's use of "continuation" DID documents introduces the following problems:
1.`type` to identify a DID document in an external document
2. dealing with unknown terms in the DID document
Existin…
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_From @ChristopherA on July 11, 2017 21:14_
Create a testnet-based DID pointing to a DDO, and document the "reasonable practices" DID scenario (i.e. secure but not truly pseudo-anonymous identity, se…
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Warning: I'm not up to date on the latest DID ABNF, so my examples may look off
## Context
In the git did method spec, the "repo did" is based on the SHA1 of the commit used to create the repo d…
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_From @kimdhamilton on July 14, 2017 18:41_
Each of us should create a bitcoin testnet DID and a github DID where the commit is signed with our PGP key, so we can start creating some web of trust sch…
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@ChristopherA I might be wrong or going down the wrong path, but the MVP Test #2 (https://github.com/w3c-ccg/did-hackathon-2018/blob/master/BTCR-DID-Tests.md) says the DID is revoked because the tip i…
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_From @ChristopherA on July 9, 2017 23:11_
I've come to the realization that both @veleslavs & @jonasschnelli's proposal at #24 and the original DID:BTCR proposal are all basically different methods,…
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We currently haven't specified the number of transaction confirmations to wait for a BTCR DID. We need to discuss this in the method spec. I imagine it's acceptable to describe ranges and confidence t…
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_From @kimdhamilton on July 16, 2017 23:55_
What should happen if no OP_RETURN is present?
At the moment, this can happen in 2 cases:
- Intent was to create a DID with no continuations
- No int…
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Wondering if there is way to use did:key to encode a root public key and an hd path...
This would let you use the same entropy source for many different did:keys... At resolve time, each did:key wo…
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_From @ChristopherA on June 30, 2017 7:49_
My vision for the core Use Case for DID:BTCR is at https://github.com/w3c/vc-use-cases/issues/31 — I encourage everyone to read it. I'd also love to continu…