Closed dmitrizagidulin closed 5 years ago
@dlongley
but it's more important that we find a way to articulate those intuitive requirements than us assuming
did:web
can't possibly meet them.
Absolutely, +1 to articulating requirements in a generic way that would then apply to all proposed methods equally.
@peacekeeper You can't add technically non-enforceable desires in the specification.
But you can add a rubric of principles and normatively require that did method specifications rate their level of conformance to those principles.
@brentzundel Not in a W3C Specification as that is out of scope, if you wanted to do something outside this specification for some kind of trust mark you can do that
@nadalin why would that be out of scope for a W3C Specification?
@brentzundel First of all what you have proposed is not testable, you are asking for a subjective conformance results, it can't be tested as part of the implementation conformance unless you have specific testable requirements listed in the specification and since this a data model I have no idea how you achieve that.
@dmitrizagidulin & @awoie — Can you update us as to this status of your work item proposal for this— who all are engaged in it besides yourselves to continue work? Any new documents, roadmap or other timelines?
The chairs believe that sufficient conversation about this work item has occurred, and as we don't require consensus for work item creation, there are no obstacles to supporting you beginning this work given that there are two parties committed to. We just want to make sure you are still interested.
@ChristopherA - I am still very much interested in working on this work item (and I believe @awoie and @rhiaro are as well). Plus there was some interest in this from the Solid camp, as well.
So the next step would be - can the CCG repo be created?
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Closed.
It's good to link to things...
The new repo: https://github.com/w3c-ccg/did-method-web
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I'm still interested in working on this project.
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New Work Item Proposal
See W3C-CCG New Work Item Process
Include Link to Abstract or Draft
The current draft for the web-based DID method is here (and the point of this Work Item is to move it to a repo under the CCG github org):
Things to note:
Secp256k..etc
keys in the examples are just arbitrary keys. We're in the process of adding other types of keys to examplesList Owners