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I would like to invite you to the discussion of the rationales and ideas for a better circumvention protocol.
Many of the points below can have better context with citations but I try to keep it in…
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The current consensus in the group seems to be that service descriptions looks something like this:
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{
"id": "did:v1:1234567",
... // DID Document goes here ...
"service": [{
"typ…
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Serhack asked me to work on Chapter 6 initially, and since I have absolultely no programming or cryptography experience, I was afraid to touch it with a ten foot pole. After combing through this, I am…
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Value: $50,000.00Closes: Wednesday, January 31, 2018Location: Victoria In-person work NOT requiredOpportunity DescriptionOne of the key promises of decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and self-sovereign …
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Instead of relying on public keys, we want to use Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs), since these enable longer-lived Blockcert ownership.
Note that the [decentralized identifier spec](https://w3c-cc…
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Value: $50,000.00Closes: Wednesday, January 31, 2018Location: Victoria In-person work NOT requiredOpportunity DescriptionThis is part of an effort to understand the applicability of emerging technolog…
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It's not clear to me how this is actually better than ostatus. This may be just because I've really only skimmed things so far, but having some sort of section to compare tent to existing protocols wo…
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As mentioned in the last call, there is confusion driven by presumed relationships between a holder and the subject. This directly relates to the "trust model" for entity profiles.
**In some use c…
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Currently, you can register a key-value pair on blockstore and perform lookups on the pair by entering the key and getting back the value.
This works great for certain applications like registering u…
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Peers behind nats need a way for other peers in the network to connect to them. It would be nice to also have webrtc, but until a go library for that exists, this will have to do.