Re: DID panel at MyData2018 Aug 29-31 Helsinki

I think this is a great idea Markus.

I think BTCR could be interesting to present because of its simplicity. It
provides a good framework on which to base more feature-rich DID methods
such as sov, v1, uport.

I'll volunteer to go, and it would be great if Christopher and/or Ryan
could as well.

On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 3:07 PM Markus Sabadello <markus@danubetech.com>
wrote:

> Hello CCG,
>
> As discussed on Tuesday's Credentials CG Call, here's a reminder e-mail
> for the group about the MyData2018 <https://mydata2018.org/> conference,
> which by now is certainly one of the most important (and fun!) events in
> Europe around human-centric data, SSI, etc.
>
> The idea is for the CCG to support a panel on DIDs in the Interoperability
> track at that conference, as part of a CCG "Work Item" in the "Engagement"
> category.
>
> - Ideally, representatives from different DID methods, as well as
> implementers of resolvers and other DID related infrastructure would
> participate.
> - Discuss advantages/disadvantages of various DID methods, and
> implementation experiences.
> - Discuss how DIDs are a building block for interoperability of
> higher-level data formats and protocols.
> - Input about the exact topics or questions to be covered on such a panel
> are also welcome!
>
> I know multiple "sov" people will be there, so they can cover their use of
> DIDs.
> How about "btcr", "v1", "uport", others?
>
> Please reply and let me know if you'd like to present your specific DID
> method and how you use DIDs, or other ideas you have on this.
> --
>
> all the best,
> Markus Sabadello
> Danube Tech ~ danubetech.com
> Sovrin Foundation * sovrin.org
> +43 664 3154848 <+43%20664%203154848>
>
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