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> This is often achieved with ID cards or passports that we have in our possession with a photo to prove that we are the person this card belongs to, and therefore the person that ID number refers to. In digital identity terms, PKI takes the place of ID cards and offers public and private key pairs.
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* [SELF-SOVEREIGN IDENTITY: LEGAL COMPLIANCE AND THE INVOLVEMENT OF GOVERNMENTS](https://ssi-ambassador.medium.com/self-sovereign-identity-legal-compliance-and-the-involvement-of-governments-467acdd32e88) 2021-02-16 SSI AMBASSADOR
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> When it comes to identity management the involvement of the government can be a tricky topic. It needs to be involved to enable access to public services, adapt legislature and guarantee equal access for its citizens. However, it should not be able to control or monitor all aspects and activities of its citizens. Self-sovereign identity (SSI) might for some imply, that a citizen is suddenly able to issue his own ID-card, which isn’t the case. Governments are still the primary source of foundational identities."
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* [Self-sovereign identity: Legal compliance and the involvement of governments](https://ssi-ambassador.medium.com/self-sovereign-identity-legal-compliance-and-the-involvement-of-governments-467acdd32e88) 2021-02-16 SSI Ambassador
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> When it comes to identity management the involvement of the government can be a tricky topic. It needs to be involved to enable access to public services, adapt legislature and guarantee equal access for its citizens. However, it should not be able to control or monitor all aspects and activities of its citizens.
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* [Data: Governance and Geopolitics](https://www.mydigitalfootprint.com/2021/01/data-governance-and-geopolitics.html) 2021-01-16 Tony Fish
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> How data is governed can be thought of along several lines of activity: legislating privacy and data use, regulating content, using antitrust laws to dilute data monopolies, self-regulating by the tech giants, regulating digital trade, addressing intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement, assuring cybersecurity, and practicing cyber diplomacy. Of these, antitrust, regulation, and privacy are most immediately in the spotlight, and are the focus of this commentary, but it will also touch briefly on the connections with other issues.
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* [Do we really need (or want) the State to provide us with digital identification?](https://www.libertarianism.org/articles/self-sovereign-identity-blockchain-age) 2020-07-20 Libertarianism
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> Because DAOs do not have a sovereign above them, and are often explicitly in the business of providing services (like currency and arbitration) that are typically reserved for sovereigns, it is precisely the design of sovereigns (political science), and not the design of corporate governance, that DAOs have more to learn from.
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* [What is a DAO? A non-technical definition](https://reb00ted.org/society/20220703-dao-definition/) 2022-07-03 Reb00ted
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> Definitions of “DAO” (short for Decentralized Autonomous Organization) [usually](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_autonomous_organization) [start](https://cointelegraph.com/decentralized-automated-organizations-daos-guide-for-beginners/what-is-decentralized-autonomous-organization-and-how-does-a-dao-work) [with](https://www.investopedia.com/tech/what-dao/) technology, specifically blockchain. But I think that actually misses much of what’s exciting about DAOs, a bit like if you were to explain why your smartphone is great by talking about semiconductor circuits. Let’s try to define DAO without starting with blockchain.
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* [Web2's pervasive blind spot: governance](https://reb00ted.org/tech/20220411-web2-blind-spot-goverance/) 2022-04-11 reb00ted
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> Have you noticed that pretty much all senior technologists that dismiss Web3 — usually in highly emotional terms – completely ignore that pretty much all the genuinely interesting innovations in the Web3 world are governance innovations?
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* [What can we do with a DAO that cannot be done with other organizational forms?](https://reb00ted.org/tech/20220401-what-can-a-dao-do-that-is-new/) 2022-04-01 Reb00ted
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> I conclude: there is no consensus whatsoever :-) That may be because there such a large range of setups under that term today.
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* [Are blockchain-based DAOs really a utopian revolution in the making?](https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/mar/12/dont-get-carried-away-in-the-rush-of-dao-idealism-blockchain-cryptofed) 2022-03-12 John Naughton The Guardian
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> DAOs are, I think, one of the best illustrations of the problem with a lot of these Web3 projects: They are trying to find technological solutions that will somehow codify very complex social structures. A lot of them also seem to operate under the assumption that everyone is acting in good faith, and that project members’ interests will generally align—a baffling assumption given the amount of bad actors in the crypto space.
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* [A Prehistory of DAOs: Cooperatives, gaming guilds, and the networks to come](https://gnosisguild.mirror.xyz/t4F5rItMw4-mlpLZf5JQhElbDfQ2JRVKAzEpanyxW1Q) 2021-07-21 GnosisGuild
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> - Who in the Trust Triangle benefits the most from Trust Registries
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* [Solving Governance in SSI Ecosystems with Trust Registries.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zZKIwesSl8) Trust over IP Foundation
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> Learn the what and the why behind trust registries. In addition to discussing how trust registries solve governance in verifiable credential ecosystems, Tomislav demos the very first implementation of ToIP’s trust registry specification.
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* [Trust Registries Webinar](https://www.continuumloop.com/trust-registries-webinar/) Continuum Loop
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Questions started at about [46:30] – though some questions came earlier. We covered:
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- “I don’t trust organizations and corporations” – where we point out the “decentralize the world” approach goes to far.
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- Phoning home – (hint: no it doesn’t need to phone home)
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- Where are Holders Authorized? (hint: [Knowing if you can trust Bubba’s Wallet](https://www.continuumloop.com/bubbas-wallet/) may be more important…)
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- Canadian Digitial Identities are emerging – can startups leverage this?
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- Explain the Role of Government in ecosystems.
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- “Can a third party discover who I trust from a trust registry?”
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- How will interoperability work between trust registries?
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* [Decentralized Ecosystem Governance: Better, More Effective, and More Robust than Trust Registries](https://indicio.tech/decentralized-ecosystem-governance-better-more-effective-and-more-robust-than-trust-registries/) 2022-09-12 Indicio
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> Decentralized Ecosystem Governance makes verifying data an easy-to-play game of red light/green light. And, importantly, it decentralizes governance to the appropriate authorities.
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* [Trust Registry or Machine-Readable Governance?](https://indicio.tech/trust-registry-or-machine-readable-governance/) Indicio
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> Machine-readable governance is composed of elements that help to establish trust and enable interoperability: trusted participants, schemas (templates for structuring information in a credential), and rules and flows for presenting credentials and verifying them. Machine-readable governance can be hierarchical. Once a governance system is published, other organizations can adopt and then amend or extend the provided system.
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# Governance
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* [Data Unions, Banks, Coops, Fiduciaries etc – has their time come?](https://iiw.idcommons.net/3D/_Data_Unions,_Banks,_Coops,_Fiduciaries_etc_--_has_their_time_come_) by Johannes Ernst
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Historical analogies: rural electrification, telecommunications, insurance
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Examples for where such data coops would be useful:
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- Sharing of environmental monitoring data among farmers, e.g. in the California central valley
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- Shared backup infrastructure for individuals / families
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- Collective bargaining with data brokers etc
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Different data unions may focus on different things, just like different credit unions might have different investment priorities
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Links from chat
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* [https://www.storj.io/whitepaper](https://www.storj.io/whitepaper)
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I signed up this week for social.coop!
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* [https://mastodon.social/](https://mastodon.social/)
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* [social.coop](https://social.coop)
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My use case is I want to operate [https://twitter.com/permanentcpu](https://twitter.com/permanentcpu) as a coop :)
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* [https://disco.coop/](https://disco.coop/)
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochdale_Principles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochdale_Principles)
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A cooperative is defined as an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically-controlled enterprise.
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Good book of case studies on “Platform Cooperatives” [https://www.orbooks.com/catalog/ours-to-hack-and-to-own/](https://www.orbooks.com/catalog/ours-to-hack-and-to-own/)
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Working through this now: more of a playbook [https://elements.disco.coop/](https://elements.disco.coop/)
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This is the ‘exit to community’ co starting up in SF. [https://www.understory.coop/](https://www.understory.coop/)
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* [https://understory.garden/u/tani.myunderstory.com/default/pFcGoTnHLbR6vXHZdEVW89bZYgmJesMkyK](https://understory.garden/u/tani.myunderstory.com/default/pFcGoTnHLbR6vXHZdEVW89bZYgmJesMkyK)
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture)
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In 5 years, will the cloud service your’e renting be the same price or functionality or still exist?
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* [https://community.webmonetization.org/valueflows/valueflows-software-for-distributed-cooperative-economic-activity-on-the-open-web-grant-report-1-3mjk](https://community.webmonetization.org/valueflows/valueflows-software-for-distributed-cooperative-economic-activity-on-the-open-web-grant-report-1-3mjk)
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* [https://mothership.disco.coop/NextCloud](https://mothership.disco.coop/NextCloud)
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Run [https://github.com/colab-coop/coopernetes](https://github.com/colab-coop/coopernetes)
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Then run [https://github.com/solid/community-server](https://github.com/solid/community-server)
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(Or next cloud + [https://github.com/pdsinterop/solid-nextcloud](https://github.com/pdsinterop/solid-nextcloud)
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* [https://www.tru.net](https://www.tru.net)
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* [https://www.sitra.fi/en/topics/fair-data-economy/](https://www.sitra.fi/en/topics/fair-data-economy/)
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* [https://d1muf25xaso8hp.cloudfront.net/https%3A//s3.amazonaws.com/appforest_uf/f1587410240363x746891124614691500/martech_2020_final-1600x900-web.jpg?w=1024&h=576&auto=compress&dpr=2&fit=max](https://d1muf25xaso8hp.cloudfront.net/https%3A//s3.amazonaws.com/appforest_uf/f1587410240363x746891124614691500/martech_2020_final-1600x900-web.jpg?w=1024&h=576&auto=compress&dpr=2&fit=max)
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* [SSI for Organizations: Who’s behind this DID?](https://iiw.idcommons.net/14G/_SSI_for_Organizations:_Who%27s_behind_this_DID_) by Dominic Wörner, Christian Bormann, Michael Schäfer ([video](https://eu01web.zoom.us/rec/play/hh2Uribpcy71pc7u0D_-7XCVoBmmC6feq22r4rgbnYBwnBnCd3Zib8l6WvhpOT0Esu5eFdhk00F38vaX.Z23dGksHI22vsdde?continueMode=true)
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* [Public profile - Machine-readable, cryptographially-verifiable imprint linked to a DID](https://hackmd.io/4oZOgwFOQDSFUuu3ruN-_g)
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a simple mechanism to provide public information concerning an entity by advertising a public profile service in the DID document of a public DID. A good analogy for this public identity information would be a machine-readable and cryptographically-verifiable imprint.
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> a simple mechanism to provide public information concerning an entity by advertising a public profile service in the DID document of a public DID. A good analogy for this public identity information would be a machine-readable and cryptographically-verifiable imprint.
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* [xkcd: PGP](https://xkcd.com/1181/)
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* [Trust Registry or Machine-Readable Governance?](https://indicio.tech/trust-registry-or-machine-readable-governance/) Indicio
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> Machine-readable governance is composed of elements that help to establish trust and enable interoperability: trusted participants, schemas (templates for structuring information in a credential), and rules and flows for presenting credentials and verifying them. Machine-readable governance can be hierarchical. Once a governance system is published, other organizations can adopt and then amend or extend the provided system.
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* [Governance: Clarifying or confusing the marketplace?](https://iiw.idcommons.net/19A/_Governance:_Clarifying_or_confusing_the_marketplace_)
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Governance in decentralized identity is more akin to “technical rules and instructions.” This is highly disfluent in part because it is so extensive and in part because it relies on a new vocab that uses familiar words in unfamiliar ways. All of this creates disfluency to such a degree that it is unpleasant to contemplate and that unpleasantness is transferred onto the product.
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This wouldn’t be a problem if we properly regarded technical governance as being in the realm of an instruction manual, which we know from UX research that most people don’t read. However, standards bodies and organizations like ToIP are driving governance as the key to implementing decentralized identity. Except… adoption of an early stage technology drives governance, not the other way around. Putting the cart before the horse is blocking adoption.
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When we talk about governance, we should be using the language of values and the key value proposition: that it is putting the individual in control of their identity. That is the essence of decentralized identity governance; everything else goes in the instruction manual (which won’t be read, except by lawyers and engineers)
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* [Internet Governance - UDDI - Universal Declaration of Digital Identity](https://iiw.idcommons.net/10I/_Internet_Governance_-_UDDI_-_Universal_Declaration_of_Digital_Identity) by Jeff Aresty, Kristina Yasuda
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Internet governance, human rights, digital identity, Identity for All, Guardianship
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* [Universal Declaration of Digital Identity](https://www.techforjustice.org/2020/08/20/universal-declaration-of-digital-identity/) 2020-08-20
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The UDDI is a call to action to IIW, which we've said before, to adopt a set of universal principles which can be used now to bring Identity for All projects to fruition.
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I want to frame the UDDI discussion in terms of what we did with Jean at the last IIW - our work on the UDDI is step toward the larger humanitarian vision of a Universal Declaration of Digital Rights, which is what he is working on.
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We should present the Universal Declaration of Digital Identity as a way to say what the users of tomorrow's technology expect from the technology created by industry and from their governments when it comes to a new digital world, where SSI is at the root of trust.
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As we have presented these affirmations at prior IIW and since then to others - we can post a document in the session to get agreement on the affirmations in the UDDI.
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This is a Call to Action for IIW to support our role as a convenor in this important area of human rights in cyberspace.
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* [UDDI & UDDR - Common language once and for all?](https://iiw.idcommons.net/20D/_UDDI_%26_UDDR_-_Common_language_once_and_for_all_)
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Query of nature of governance and role of programmers.
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Declaration of human rights is helpful baseline on structure. Useful to get to point with universal framework.
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GO to where the justice fields are green – stateless areas. There is paradigm of need. Aiming at public international framework.
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Where develop these new approaches to governance.
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Universal declaration of human rights: Challenge is not what do online, but how take existing rights and move them online. Problem is 2 million years experience on physical experience, 10k years of legal experience, but only 10 years of digital personhood.
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What is centricity of perspective: digital, human, propostional transparency and data controls. Semantic notice and control for people. Reduce scope of wormhole of law.
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Notice and consent is pathway to inversation of power AND an artifact of power. The choreography is fixed..
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Can test compliance and standardize – data linked to representational entity.
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Modules of Trust Frameworks
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Can link impact of action with responeiilituy.
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Incorporat to educational pipeline.
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Need to start with harms that data can cause. Data processing is transformation of data. That is till point of decision of index harm.
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Need to correlate tech with rights under taxonomy. Apply algorighms or indexes of harm.
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When does a person become a person digitally? When data is exposed online or when they are first online? What is nature of that status?
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California law – is there opportunity to have trust framework law establish threshold for personhood.
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In US reverse of EU, privacy is not default setting. Organizations tell you of risks before you engage. Consent by design. If backtrack. Trust framework is the culture itself. Want it extended digitally.
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Semantic stack – ISO 2100 – has name for each person. Can map people to roles. Generic roles and stakeholders. What is missing is technical understanding of these. Purpose is not consistent across the stack. NO shared meaning across the stack.
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What is digital personhood. Data online – is it a body. Is it physically me? What if not property, what is digial body – then look at rights framework. IF data is body, then rights frameworks If data is property then another set of rules.
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Mary Rundle paper -on personhood.
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Issue of nature of personhood. What is it, how defend it?
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Need to know what it is before know how to defend it.
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Constitution protecting me, why not protect the data.
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Perhaps need digital eqjuialent of equity.
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Working on enotary system.
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Links from chat: [http://emoglen.law.columbia.edu/LIS/archive/privacy-legis/ISTPA-FrameworkWhitePaper013101.pdf](http://emoglen.law.columbia.edu/LIS/archive/privacy-legis/ISTPA-FrameworkWhitePaper013101.pdf)
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* [2011-10-25 Marc Davis on Digital Rights presented to "The Elders"](https://vimeo.com/505044316)
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* [dpvcg/dpv: Data Privacy Vocabulary](https://github.com/dpvcg/dpv)
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* [https://institutionalgrammar.org/wp-content/uploads/Instructional_materials/IG-2.0-Cheat-Sheet-v1.pdf](https://institutionalgrammar.org/wp-content/uploads/Instructional_materials/IG-2.0-Cheat-Sheet-v1.pdf)
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* [At a Crossroads: Personhood and Digital Identity in the Information Society](https://www.oecd.org/sti/ieconomy/40204773.doc)
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* [https://github.com/Open-Notice/OPN-Workshop-05-04-21](https://github.com/Open-Notice/OPN-Workshop-05-04-21)
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* [Practical Perspectives on the collapse of zero-sum civilizations and the emergence of computational sovereigns and a pattern approach to digital equity governance: The source of the problems is the source of the solutions](https://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php?title=22I/_Practical_Perspectives_on_the_collapse_of_zero-sum_civilizations_and_the_emergence_of_computational_sovereigns_and_a_pattern_approach_to_digital_equity_governance:_The_source_of_the_problems_is_the_source_of_the_solutions.&action=edit&redlink=1).
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* [Self-sovereign identity: Legal compliance and the involvement of governments](https://ssi-ambassador.medium.com/self-sovereign-identity-legal-compliance-and-the-involvement-of-governments-467acdd32e88) SSI Ambassador
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When it comes to identity management the involvement of the government can be a tricky topic. It needs to be involved to enable access to public services, adapt legislature and guarantee equal access for its citizens. However, it should not be able to control or monitor all aspects and activities of its citizens.
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* [Self-sovereign identity: the future of personal data ownership?](https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/08/self-sovereign-identity-future-personal-data-ownership) WEForum
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Self-sovereign identity is a promising technology to allow you to control your own data. However, to provide the true value of the technology, it is essential to establish governance framework for its operation.
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* [Trust Registries Webinar](https://www.continuumloop.com/trust-registries-webinar/) Continuum Loop
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Questions started at about [46:30] – though some questions came earlier. We covered:
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- “I don’t trust organizations and corporations” – where we point out the “decentralize the world” approach goes to far.
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- Phoning home – (hint: no it doesn’t need to phone home)
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- Where are Holders Authorized? (hint: [Knowing if you can trust Bubba’s Wallet](https://www.continuumloop.com/bubbas-wallet/) may be more important…)
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- Canadian Digitial Identities are emerging – can startups leverage this?
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- Explain the Role of Government in ecosystems.
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- “Can a third party discover who I trust from a trust registry?”
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- How will interoperability work between trust registries?
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* [LAYER 1 UTILITIES: AN UNDERGROUND NETWORK CONNECTING ALL SSI ECOSYSTEMS](https://trustoverip.org/blog/2022/03/04/layer-1-utilities-an-underground-network-connecting-all-ssi-ecosystems/) Trust Over IP 2022-03-04
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- Understand: [A general framework for choosing which Layer 1 Utility and did method to utilise](https://docs.google.com/document/d/10NGAtlov49dbaDX96C0F4MdRrr20eHiE4RSZfJu0oXU/edit#heading=h.3e0mwiwnhg9n)
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- Compare: [A comparison chart of all Layer 1 Utilities and identity overlay networks](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18MpvpFPLjL2I7RSFI44heWrrvf3l9pAArzhznAPFVAQ/edit#gid=0)
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- Comply: [A guidance document for data protection and GDPR compliance](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11KkdraiY9oASjU-H91MGxJ7-mNyhnCsfNSG4MFq8Qec/edit)
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- Innovate: DeFi compliance on top of Layer 1 Utilities ([Shyft](https://www.shyft.network/), [Notabene](https://notabene.id/), [Centre](https://www.centre.io/)), payments for Verifiable Credentials ([cheqd](https://www.cheqd.io/), [Kilt](https://www.kilt.io/), [Velocity](https://www.velocitynetwork.foundation/self-sovereign-identity-ssi-and-the-velocity-network/)), overlay networks ([did:ion](https://identity.foundation/ion/), [did:tz](https://did-tezos-draft.spruceid.com/), [did:orb](https://securekey.com/securekeys-new-ledger-agnostic-solution-orb-helps-solve-decentralized-identifier-challenges/)), [KERI](https://keri.one/) and self-certifying identifiers, self-executable governance (to name a few!) are all Layer 1 Utility innovations on the horizon. Let us know what you’d like to see going forward and how we can build guidance and documentation around it!
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* [The Age of Optionality—and its costs](https://blogs.harvard.edu/doc/2022/04/02/age-of-optionality/) Doc Searls 2022-04-02
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We plan to relieve some of that oblivity by [having Shoshana lead the final salon](https://events.iu.edu/ostromworkshop/event/291452-beyond-the-web-salon-series-shoshana-zuboff) in our [Beyond the Web series](https://ostromworkshop.indiana.edu/events/salon-series/index.html) at Indiana University’s [Ostrom Workshop](https://ostromworkshop.indiana.edu/). To prepare for that, Joyce and I spoke with Shoshana for more than an hour and a half last night, and are excited about her optimism toward restoring the public commons and invigorating democracy in our still-new digital age.
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- [Beyond the Web Salon Series - Shoshana Zuboff](https://events.iu.edu/ostromworkshop/event/291452-beyond-the-web-salon-series-shoshana-zuboff) 4/11
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* [What can we do with a DAO that cannot be done with other organizational forms?](https://reb00ted.org/tech/20220401-what-can-a-dao-do-that-is-new/) Reb00ted
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I conclude: there is no consensus whatsoever :-) That may be because there such a large range of setups under that term today.
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* [Web2's pervasive blind spot: governance](https://reb00ted.org/tech/20220411-web2-blind-spot-goverance/)
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Have you noticed that pretty much all senior technologists that dismiss Web3 — usually in highly emotional terms – completely ignore that pretty much all the genuinely interesting innovations in the Web3 world are governance innovations?
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* [Crossfunctionality](https://docs.centre.io/blog/crossfunctionationality) Juan Caballero, Centre
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> Real progress is made by rich, cross-disciplinary teams and heterogeneous coalitions coming together to attack hard problems from every angle at once.
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* [Self-Administered Governance In America](https://www.moxytongue.com/2022/06/self-administered-governance-in-america.html)
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Self-Administration of human authority, possessed equally by all living Individuals who choose civil participation as a method of Governance derived "of, by, for" people, begins and ends with the structural accuracy of words, and their functional practices.
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* [Decentralized Ecosystem Governance: Better, More Effective, and More Robust than Trust Registries](https://indicio.tech/decentralized-ecosystem-governance-better-more-effective-and-more-robust-than-trust-registries/) Indicio
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> Decentralized Ecosystem Governance makes verifying data an easy-to-play game of red light/green light. And, importantly, it decentralizes governance to the appropriate authorities.
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