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- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2017 12:37:25 -0500
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Thanks to Manu Sporny and Adam Migus for scribing this week! The minutes
for this week's Verifiable Claims telecon are now available:
http://w3c.github.io/vctf/meetings/2017-02-28/
Full text of the discussion follows for W3C archival purposes.
Audio from the meeting is available as well (link provided below).
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Verifiable Claims Telecon Minutes for 2017-02-28
Agenda:
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-credentials/2017Feb/0042.html
Topics:
1. Introduction to Kim Duffy from BlockCerts
2. Status of Verifiable Claims WG Creation
3. Update on Verifiable Claims Playground
4. Action Item Review
5. Agenda for Next Week
Action Items:
1. Manu to work with Kim on Blockchain Open Badges use case.
2. Chairs contact W3C membership re: WG creation
3. Dan to assign reviewers for PRs on use cases
4. Adam Migus to send NIST privacy risk templates to mailing
list (or a link)
5. Manu to assign all privacy issues to people in Github issue
tracker.
Organizer:
Manu Sporny
Scribe:
Manu Sporny and Adam Migus
Present:
Manu Sporny, Matt Stone, Kim (Hamilton) Duffy, David Ezell,
Jonathan Holt, Dave Longley, Matthew Larson, Adam Migus, Dan
Burnett, Joe Andrieu, Gregg Kellogg, Joe Kaplan, Drummond Reed,
Adam Lake, David I. Lehn, Nathan George, Abbas Ali, Richard Varn,
Eric Korb
Audio:
http://w3c.github.io/vctf/meetings/2017-02-28/audio.ogg
Manu Sporny is scribing.
Matt Stone: Light agenda today, IMS Badge Summit is tomorrow.
Matt Stone: Any additions to Agenda?
Topic: Introduction to Kim Duffy from BlockCerts
Kim (Hamilton) Duffy: Hi Kim Duffy from BlockCerts, we're
building a Blockchain verification extension to Open Badges, that
led me to Verifiable Claims. I've also been interested in other
initiatives that this gorup is involved in, like Proof of
Publication, identity profile model. I wanted to become a more
active lurker. Hear about updates.
Manu Sporny: Kim had some pretty interesting use cases that
we've been discussing offline and maybe Kim and I can coordinate
this week and get some clarity around the use case and put it
forward to the group so we can have some discussion. The plan
being introducing it to the group here, hash it out as a VC and
then take it to the RWoT workshop in April and work on it F2F.
Your thoughts, Kim? [scribe assist by Dave Longley]
Kim (Hamilton) Duffy: That sounds great, didn't want to bring it
up today, wanted a more fully formed proposal.
ACTION: Manu to work with Kim on Blockchain Open Badges use case.
Topic: Status of Verifiable Claims WG Creation
Manu Sporny: No new insight from W3M, the chairs need to reach
out and ask where we are no WG creation. We need to get some
better status updates on where things are. If the chairs could
reach out that would be good. [scribe assist by Dave Longley]
ACTION: Chairs contact W3C membership re: WG creation
Topic: Update on Verifiable Claims Playground
https://w3c-vc.github.io/playground/
Matt Stone: Playground is relatively new in the last week or
two.
Matt Stone: Any actions to take out of this
Jonathan Holt: Sorry, checked it out, but didn't play in the sand
yet.
Manu Sporny: It's live but barely operational; we're going to
add more examples over the next few weeks inclduing ones from
different market verticals
Manu Sporny: Have pulled in a intern to work on the playgound
Manu Sporny: We can take Kims example; financial services, a
loyalty card. we also have a developer helping us clean up the
code -- it's their semester project
Manu Sporny: Not much has happened since it went live, which is
fine. It is barely operational :). It needs a lot of love. I
think what we're going to try and do over the next couple of
weeks is add more examples. Christopher Allen had a desire to
start getting a collection of examples together in different
market verticals. It's fairly easy to add those. That's why ... I
think ... trying to get multiple things done at the same time,
maybe we can take Kim's use [scribe assist by Dave Longley]
Dave Longley: Case and boil it down into an example. Financial
industry and loyalty card use cases we can put in there. We're
going to be doing that. We've also pulled a dev in to clean up
the spaghetti code. PRs are very welcome. Please don't hesitate
to jump in and fix something that's wrong with it, a lot to be
fixed.
Manu Sporny: Need/plan to add more examples, have several
Manu Sporny: Pull requests are desired; if you want to help
please do
Matthew Larson: I messed around with it a bit, can I put in my
own RSA key and see it come out?
Manu Sporny: Yes, that should work.
Adam Migus is scribing.
Matt Stone: Any action items for the playground that we should
track as actions?
Manu Sporny: No but work will continue with our developers and
other volunteers over the next few months
Matt Stone: Next topic; old pull requests
https://github.com/opencreds/vc-use-cases/pulls
https://github.com/opencreds/vc-data-model/pulls
Matt Stone: There are some old requests sitting around; lets
have a quick discussion about how to handle these
Manu Sporny: https://github.com/opencreds/vc-data-model/pull/37
Manu Sporny: It should happen like this: we discuss it in the
group; have a review, repeat as necessary until complete and
after around 7 days the editors will merge it in.
Manu Sporny: We should have at least 3 reviewers per PR tagged
by the submitter
Manu Sporny: 3 Reviewers without without objection = accepting
and merging it.
Dan Burnett: The chairs and editors can request review from
others who might have opinions; otherwise what manu stated is the
general rule
Jonathan Holt: I like the buddy system by tagging me, I am a
sucker for peer-pressure and feel that have to check that box off
of my to-do list.
Dan Burnett: Also, editors can always make minor changes like
typos
Dan Burnett: The main thing is that there are no objects and
there's general agreement amoungst those who care...
Joe Andrieu: Question : is there a lightweight way to +1 a pull
request? i.e. I don't have anything much to say but I'm good with
it.
Manu Sporny: There's a thumbs-up, yes.
Manu Sporny: https://github.com/opencreds/vc-data-model/pull/37
Manu Sporny: If you want to do that then put it on the very top
comment
Dan Burnett: You can also just comment "looks good to me"
Dan Burnett: FYI LGTM is a popular acronym that means the same
thing so feel free to use that too
Manu Sporny: Awesome job on the PR, Joe Andrieu, that is a good
example
Matt Stone: We have a github tutorial that covers PRs; do we
need to discuss it again?
Dan Burnett: Its in the mailing list archives and if anyone
wants to put it on the agenda please just ask
Dan Burnett: There are a couple that were submitted but they're
left hanging; who should take charge to get them resolved
https://github.com/opencreds/vc-data-model/pull/31
https://github.com/opencreds/vc-use-cases/pulls
ACTION: Dan to assign reviewers for PRs on use cases
Manu Sporny: Dan, please assign a couple of reviewers -- some
are missing reviewers
Dan Burnett: I'll request reviewers unless it's just typos in
which case I'll just go ahead and merge
Manu Sporny: Added a few PRs today:
https://github.com/opencreds/vc-data-model/pulls
Manu Sporny: Just noting that there are a couple of other PRs
there to address issues that JoeAndrieu inspired me to take on; a
couple folks are tagged as reviewers but haven't said anything
including amigus; please do
Joe Andrieu: How do i see that I have been tagged? do i get an
email? is there a way i can filter?
Manu Sporny: I think you can filter by 'awaiting review from
you' which is in the dropdown at the bottom.
Joe Andrieu: When I was editing what became my PR -- is there a
way to see the HTML rendered?
Manu Sporny: No, not really unless you use the file:/// url --
it's non-obvious and not really built in
Joe Andrieu: When you view it in preview you do see the HTML
Manu Sporny: That's a result of how you are doing edits (using
githubs online editor) whereas must of use download the repo
Gregg Kellogg: Rawgit allows you to take any commit and display
as formatted HTML.
Jonathan Holt: Github Desktop is an option. Click on the desktop
icon.
Manu Sporny: Its all a lot easier if you download the repo,
checkout, commit, ... which is in the tutorial; bottom line is
that content is the most important
Joe Andrieu: I'm glad it all worked out; next time I'll clone
the repo
Dan Burnett: Gkellogg, I have had mixed success with rawgit, but
if you can post a quick way that you have found reliable that
would be helpful
Matt Stone: Closing topic PR; next topic is action item review
Topic: Action Item Review
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XIRn3VltrK_Dxqz0VyDxPi265sW47EMSKVKUXmMkI70/edit#gid=0
Joe Andrieu: I don't know that we need to track the one on line
two given that its getting covered in github issues
Joe Andrieu: Was amigus going to get us templates for the
privacy work; should i use those?
Adam Migus: I have the NIST privacy risk templates. [scribe
assist by Manu Sporny]
Adam Migus: If you want to take a crack at using those, then I
can send them to you. [scribe assist by Manu Sporny]
Joe Kaplan: Yes, that'd be great. [scribe assist by Manu Sporny]
Adam Migus: Ok, I'll send them to the list. [scribe assist by
Manu Sporny]
ACTION: Adam Migus to send NIST privacy risk templates to mailing
list (or a link)
Manu Sporny: There is another action on line 4 which is privacy
analysis of agropper's use-case; i think that's closed out
because JoeAndrieu already wrote the corresponding section
Manu Sporny: So line 4 is OBE; lets just strike it
Joe Andrieu: I don't know if we did the first one though;
Matt Stone: Can someone take an action to flesh this out a bit
Manu Sporny: I think we should strike it because it's so open
ended not because its done; it's not good to have action items
open for months...
Drummond Reed: I agree - working on privacy issues in the data
model is going to be an ongoing task
Drummond Reed: Better to break in down into specific tasks
assigned to specific people
Drummond Reed: As Manu is suggesting
Manu Sporny: Nate has volunteered to put some text in the PR;
and others are tagged to do stuff in github that negates the need
for it
Matt Stone: Can Manu take an action to make sure that's true?
Manu Sporny: I'll assign people and if they don't want to do it
they can unasign themselves
ACTION: Manu to assign all privacy issues to people in Github
issue tracker.
Matt Stone: I added a more specific action to do that so that we
can close the others
Matt Stone: Done
Matt Stone: Dlongley there are a few others hanging out here
from previous meetings; rows 10 and 11; what's the status of
those?
Dan Burnett: They are done; i can sent out an email again if
need be
Topic: Agenda for Next Week
Dan Burnett: Closing topic action item review; next topic (last
topic on the agenda) topics for next week
Manu Sporny: Rebooting Web of Trust is coming up; we're trying
to figure out some useful deployment work that we can accomplish
in time for that
Manu Sporny: ?? Is going to issue an id card that is a
verifiable claim; if we could create an id card like the refugee
one that's privacy enhancing which would demonstrate what we're
doing relative to id2020 and show that its real and demonstrable
Manu Sporny: Another idea: open badges and Kim and learning
machine; the general pitch is 'can the group figure out a
deployment project that we can get done in time for rebooting web
of trust?'
Joe Andrieu: Sounds cool; how should we explore it?
Jonathan Holt: Refugee ID cards would make a nice topic and
appropriate for the conference.
Manu Sporny: I can start an email chain; if folks want to get
involved then speak up!
Manu Sporny: Also if you want to see a particular thing made
real; real can also mean putting it in the playground
Adam Lake: Amingus: please add me to the email.
Joe Andrieu: Really just a question of whether we can get enough
resources on it
Adam Migus: Please add me to the email [scribe assist by Adam
Lake]
Manu Sporny: Are you suggesting Refugee ID cards as a specific
project for the Rebooting the Web of Trust meeting? [scribe
assist by Drummond Reed]
Dan Burnett: Thanks to everyone who added comments to the Google
doc.
Dan Burnett: Also people who put requirements in it; changes
might have been made so go back and check on it
Manu Sporny: On requirements: Dan, at what point are we going to
start prioritizing?
Manu Sporny: General comment: we and amigus took the
requirements and did an analysis of it relative to JOSE/JWT and
how they could fit together (or not), whether they can be used to
express VC stuff; we have an analysis doc; amigus: don't know
when you might want to show it
Adam Migus: It's weeks away, but in a few weeks we should bring
it back to the group. [scribe assist by Manu Sporny]
Matt Stone: Was the current view of the JOSE/JWT work now?
Manu Sporny: Still too early but amigus will have something
diffinitive to say once we get a little further
Dan Burnett: I do need some folks to look at the comments I've
already made but I'm short on time at the current moment; i'll
free up in a week or week and a half at which point I'll take the
next step of pushing forward on ordering to move discussions
ahead
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