While we are on the topic: I am used to using JsonWebKey2020 when the contentType is application/did+json . However, is it okay to also use JsonWebKey2020 when the contentType is application/did+ld+json ? At some point in time I convinced myself that JsonWebKey2020 was only meant to be used with JSON, and when you moved to JSON-LD it became make up your own name with description and date. Looking back, this may not be accurate. tl;dr: I am trying to resolve this question that came up yesterday: https://github.com/ceramicnetwork/js-ceramic/pull/1884#issuecomment-1021524440 -Brent Shambaugh On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 12:45 PM Mike Prorock <mprorock@mesur.io> wrote: > big +1 to this: >> >> I would strongly recommend building on one or the other, or both, and not >> attempting to invent anything new that is not directly compatible with them. > > > In general IETF is the place to look for the actual formats for Keys, > Signatures, etc > Those then can get leveraged and wrapped with other niceties as > appropriate elsewhere (e.g. a W3C spec/standard that uses the IETF > definition of ED25519 for underlying key representation etc) > > Mike Prorock > CTO, Founder > https://mesur.io/ >
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