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education\ Transcript for 2022-08-29
Agenda:
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vc-edu/2022Aug/0008.html\
Topics:
1. IP Note\
2. Call Notes\
3. Introductions & Reintroductions\
4. Announcements & Reminders\
5. Gitcoin Passport with Leon Erichsen (Product Manager,
Gitcoin Passport)\
Organizer:
Scribe:
Our Robot Overlords and Our Robot Overlords and Our Robot Overlords
Present:
Simone Ravaoli, Naomi, Chandi Cumaranatunge, xander - ASU/Pocket,
Nate Otto, Kerri Lemoie, Leon, Marty Reed, Azeem., Rebecca
Busacca, Territorium, Kimberly Linson, Jeff O - HumanOS, John
Kuo, David Ward, Phil Long, Jacob W, Janko, Andy Griebel, Colin,
Learning Economy, Tayken (LEF), Akshar Patel, Allyson Parco,
Timothy Summers, Geun-Hyung, TallTed // Ted Thibodeau (he/him)
(OpenLinkSw.com), Eric Shepherd, Jim Kelly, Kayode Ezike, Deepak
Kulkarni, Ryan Grant, Phil Barker, James Chartrand, Joe Kaplan,
Matthias Gottlieb (TUM), Keith Hackett, Kaliya Young, Brent
Zundel, Ted Thibodeau, Keith Kowal, Razvan Braghesiu (Lightpass)
<kerri_lemoie> Hello!\
<kerri_lemoie> Sounds good!\
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Topic: IP Note\
Topic: Call Notes\
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Kerri Lemoie: Just started thank you.\
Topic: Introductions & Reintroductions\
Topic: Announcements & Reminders\
Marty Reed: Yeah can you hear me.\
<colin,_learning_economy> Yeah it is!\
Marty Reed: Good so just wanted to note the IEEE ilr Ellie are
recommended practices group is restarting this Thursday so
getting a lot of community updates so just let everybody know
that that is happening and if you need tation Colin.\
<colin,_learning_economy> Send me a message!\
Marty Reed: I'm sure can help you with that.\
<colin,_learning_economy> I'll drop a link\
<kerri_lemoie> q_\
<kerri_lemoie> Plugfest 2 Registration:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdIhSjlJhLmi1Y_jV3q_7ywlHYP4rNCqQiY04CDUxwixHBNrA/viewform\
<kerri_lemoie> More info on Plugfest:
https://w3c-ccg.github.io/vc-ed/plugfest-2-2022/\
Kerri Lemoie: I just wanted to let folks know that registration
is still open for plugfest to I'm going to put a link to the chat
to the registration form our registration is open until September
9th at 12 p.m. noon Eastern and this link I'm going to put in the
chat to is I like to the information page I'm about plugfest you
can feel free to reach out to any of the co-chairs if you have
questions about registration.\
Kerri Lemoie: Ation or if you want to participate in you're not
sure.\
<colin,_learning_economy> IEEE-ILR/LER Working Group:
https://sagroups.ieee.org/1484-2/\
Kerri Lemoie: Takes to participate because VC-EDU\ is doing this
in partnership with jobs for the future which is jff and so we'll
be able to help you get started thank you.\
Kerri Lemoie: Simone/\ I think you are breaking up.\
Leon: Yeah same here.\
Kerri Lemoie: The only because I'm not sure if some money can
hear us I'm happy to hand things over to you Leon if you want to
take over from here and tell us more about your coin passport and
I walk us through that.\
Topic: Gitcoin Passport with Leon Erichsen (Product Manager, Gitcoin Passport)\
Leon: Yeah I'd love to thanks so much for the invitation carry
and Simona and everyone else I suppose glad to be here so yeah my
name is Leon I'm working with a project called good corn and one
of the products that get Corners working on is to get calm
passport.\
Leon: maybe just.\
<simone_ravaioli_(vc_edu)> Thx for backing me up ... :-)\
<andy_griebel> I hear nothing\
<simone_ravaioli_(vc_edu)> I do hear Leon\
<kerri_lemoie> I can hear Leon\
<andy_griebel> logging out and coming back in. audio settings
check ok as is.\
https://gitcoin.co/blog/intro-to-passport\
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Leon: We could make identity less binary or like one-dimensional
centralized thing but rather make it you know a function of of
like a network of Records or function of like multiple records so
say if you are I don't know like if you have a credential that
you have a degree in in Psychiatry and you are based in this or
that country and you know you've participated and this or that
Community only then.\
Leon: Do you get voting rights in our.\
Leon: Could I take funding program around psychiatric research or
whatsoever so.\
Leon: The architecture with which you build passport and I'll
talk about it is it's basically agnostic to like how you want to
score identities but the the you know use case that we are
actively exploring our like personal proofs like just verifying
the unique Humanity of participants and then plurality through
like recognizing the the social cultural backgrounds of
participants and then increasing like rewards for cooperation
across these differences.\
Leon: and here's kind of like a.\
Leon: The view of the hmm.\
Leon: Yeah architecture of the passport so basically the passport
itself is like it data structure on the ceramic Network which is
basically like a publicly readable data storage and then in our
case people manage their part of that big database through the
did pkh method so basically like you use your etherium wallet and
in our case.\
Leon: case like we take these here.\
Leon: Cancer people use a theorem accounts to to manage their
passports on the ceramic Network and at the same time we map the
theorem accounts to the IDS through the did pkh method and
basically you know we take personal data whether that's like
coming from public blockchains or coming from web to platforms
organization so you know blockchains cases it might be you know
data around you know what decentralized autonomous organizations
you have.\
Leon: participated in or.\
Leon: What's all bonds tokens you hold in web Platforms in might
be you know you're followings on Twitter or like the amount of
followers that you have and you know organizations like
universities obviously could you know issue verify credentials to
their students so basically we basically take data and wrap it
and verify be credentialed and map them to the passport or to the
passport of a passport holder right.\
Leon: and then as a passport holder.\
Leon: Go to digital applications like it can grants to get voting
weights or you know you could I don't know go to a university to
get access to the digital library I suppose you know or whatever
you know you might need a verify about people so.\
Leon: Cool thing is the whole passport project is open source and
with that like free of charge we have an interface that we run so
basically an interface for like this.\
Leon: Passport management from like a passport holder perspective
where they can claim a set of five credentials that we have
curated that will then score on good corn Grant side but you know
similarily like you could build an independent front end and you
know issue of 05 credentialed say in the educational realm and
then scored in whatever way you want to scored using the same
infrastructure.\
Leon: we could also and this is.\
Leon: Lovely exploring now like just arrived another piece of
background is like we launched the passport this summer so it's
like pretty much an alpha Mode still but we are also working on
making our front end for these dids very much compatible with
very various use cases so that as a passport holder or person
that's in the past what you can like manage a world where you
have you know thousands of fiber credentials flowing floating
around that were like different credentials would.\
Leon: be relevant to different applications so.\
Leon: In something like hitting a photo okay what credentials do
I need for the Harvard University library and then you see the
like set of credentials that you need to claim or that you
already have and and this way like by use case you can kind of
filter the credentials that you need or that you already have but
here we also have it like in progress software development kit
I'll send the link to this presentation actually.\
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JSgWilxV9UftNzI9WIq7Z5MN5v3LtRdXQEHykMVvwGM/edit?usp=sharing\
Leon: I said right now so I don't forget yes the Bots will
appeared but yeah you can check out the software development kit
you can also check out this beginner's guide for developers so
someone in our community made basically as you know other
projects will come in you know more decentralized applications or
just.\
Leon: Apologies for the crypto slang here you know we'll probably
add more users who you know get utility through passports and
then.\
Leon: As more users of their like we'll probably they'll also add
more stamps like more data to their passports and that will give
even more utility to other applications right because you kind of
develop this network effect around around the passport and this
way you know basically more apps means more user means one stands
guess you get the idea so currently in the last grandson like we
run these Grant programs on a quarterly basis because.\
Leon: you know we have like capital.\
Leon: They like three million dollars and then add one point in
time you basically need to take a snapshot of the votes all the
donations that came in and distribute these matching funds so we
do this on a quarterly basis and then run like two-week-long
grants programs the first one where we launched a passport was in
July or June where we had about I think it was in June like
12,000 signups to the passport as part of that Alpha
implementation and then.\
Leon: then in the next grants round will.\
Leon: With the Twisted we added a bunch of stamps or like stamps
here by the way I mean verify with credentials it's our.\
Leon: Ecology for like user Minds to communicate the per fiber
credentials and and this way I hopefully making the scoring of
the passwords more effective in good congrats but also just
giving it more utility and at the same time like we've started
like partner application program I'll share some links around
that later so if you'd be interested in you know experimenting
with passport and your community or application.\
Leon: you can basically chat.\
Leon: You know you can do it anytime because it's all open source
and we have an SDK but if you wanted to do it through our front
end on collaboration with us we would benefit because we you know
learn from like Partners how we can improve the SDK and how they
are thinking about their application and on the other hand.\
Leon: As an application developer you would get more Hands-On
support from us then just by consuming the SDK so in September
will run grandson 15 and then hopefully by the end of September
we ship like 226 partner applications from the various
conversation so we are in right now and and then yeah moving
forward I guess we'll just explore new use cases within geeking
grants you know maybe going Beyond Simple quadratic funding we
can do more pluralistic quadratic funding.\
Leon: I like we use to credentials to.\
Leon: It was between the contributors and then re increase a
matching funding for projects that receive like support from a
diverse Community as opposed to just like a very homogeneous
Community you know like in very simple terms imagine that
currently you know we really ignore these relationships right so
I have a grant like a project gets many donations from say only
people from the theorem ecosystem.\
Leon: you know that.\
Leon: Kinda and you could chamber of just a theorem ecosystem
supporters right but imagine that that we had credentials that
kinda would allow us to map these contributors onto a social
graph so basically we could see that and maybe mute you know
support from homogeneous groups like that obviously it's not
that's like simple that it's you know if you remember or Bitcoin
or whatever crypto Rick system is the only groups who would
consider but you know ideally we could.\
Leon: actually then increase matching for projects that have
support.\
Leon: Like explicitly the Bitcoin Community is a theorem
community members also the verifiable credential Community if we
could add another like dimension of diversity to it and maybe
check like at which universities these students have studied
because obviously like as a I don't know Brown University
graduate much more likely.\
Leon: I guess.\
Leon: To project from a brown student right or like someone in
that works in that Brown University spirit so I basically looking
at the social context of these credentials we can use that to
like promote diversity I think that's one of the like use case we
could explore also like just membership right like to participate
in this voting program or whatever you need to be a member of
this or that community and the credentials could be.\
Leon: approved for that you can check out the.\
Leon: Face of passport here just as an out we are like the
grandson 15 starts on September 7th and we like currently we have
like eight data points in there or like 10 that you can verify so
and they're not very meaningful to be honest right it's like just
do you have a Facebook account yes an hour Syria we send you
through the Facebook or Google account yes or no Twitter account
yes or no get up account we don't install the account handles
like we create basically in encrypted hashes of.\
Leon: of the account handled so if someone shows up with two.\
Leon: That contain you know to like it whatever I'm going to
respectively say that has the same hash we would know okay it was
generated from the account handle but wouldn't know what that
account handle is but basically we just have these eight data
points and by basically the end of this week it will you'll be
able to verify up to 61 data points I think some of which will be
sub points of existing identity provider.\
Leon: us so in Twitter's case for instance will not only.\
Leon: They have an account or not but I also like how many tweets
you've made in the past and like how many followers you have not
exact numbers to kind of protect Pi but rather like okay you have
more than 10.\
Leon: Tweets all I'm more than 100 followers more than 5,000
followers and so forth likes using like some thresholds and yeah
if you want to bring passport to your community obviously at the
start of the presentation is my email address happy to chat with
you and but you can also use this form here like this form
basically populates our backlog of Integrations for new stamps.\
Leon: as I said you can you know.\
Leon: Verify credentials with the data structures on ceramic and
build your own front end but like we use this backlog to populate
the verify credentials said we could use and get congrats but
will also show the the list here basically to to these partners
that we're working with now to to verify identity and their
applications if you two want to like utilize passport to I know
verify identity in your dish.\
Leon: little library or like in a.\
Leon: Whatever or I guess there are many other use case we
haven't explored yet you can use this form here to to share
contacts around your idea and needs and I'd be happy to follow up
thanks for the patience and attention and yeah I'd love to
discuss.\
Leon: with you.\
Leon: Yep we cut you off as you mentioned the German.\
Leon: I love you.\
Leon: Thanks so much ammonia yeah I think we could benefit from
like all like all kinds of applications could benefit from
educational credentials like to get access to you know platforms
or or just analyzing you know the social context of the people on
the platform I think be super valuable.\
Kerri Lemoie: Hey I think this is really interesting man this is
really cool I want to try this out one thing I was wondering
about this group we talk a lot about payloads right the the
credential subject content and how a verifiable credentials are
described and all the standards that exist in education that we
are trying to help you get mapped and understood the verifiable
credentials so the data so the payload it can be understood is
that something at all you guys are interested in incorporating.\
Kerri Lemoie: Reading this part of this.\
Kerri Lemoie: And I can't.\
Kerri Lemoie: More if you're not familiar.\
Leon: Yeah I think I'm not a kind of person sure like what your
question is going at but I could I could share how the what the
data and the credentials is that we issue.\
Leon: Father like say Twitter stamps also I know.\
Kerri Lemoie: Yeah it's an ASI and to be more specific in this
group we talk about how is an achievement described what is the
name of the achievement the description any sort of skills
associated with that achievement so we have a lot of like
standards and taxonomy is related to that.\
Leon: Cool yeah why don't we.\
Leon: This passport here.\
Leon: Okay so this is.\
Leon: Json of that credential I think.\
Leon: Admit I don't get everything that's in here but.\
Leon: Thing one of one of the keys is that we store this hash ear
that allows us to identify whether you know if I would again
verify Google stamp with the same Google account that would be
the same for example.\
Leon: Yeah I think they only.\
Leon: Provider and for his religious that it's Google like in the
context field I guess that might be the claim.\
Leon: Um of it Renshaw so when when someone comes to the
application on our end we could you know identify it as a Google
stamp.\
Leon: As a Google credential does that make sense.\
Kerri Lemoie: It does make sense thank you for sharing that so
this is what it looks like yeah I'd be happy to email you
separately and send you some of the examples they made interest
your team to see what those look like too.\
Leon: No I'll be awesome.\
Leon: I see how yeah that would be that's definitely something on
our mind as well also currently for example with Twitter you know
we.\
Leon: We visited just had to have an account or not but in the
next iteration you will basically open to click this and then you
open the sidebar and then the other data points that you can opt
into is like the amount of followers and like treats that you
made but with background like we do this because you know if you
have more than 5,000 followers it's like at least bit better
evidence that you are a human right and then just having a
Twitter account.\
Leon: but currently we basically.\
Leon: Each of these.\
Leon: It up ons like five or six safe or Twitter we would issue
six distinct credentialed to that passport obviously we could
also like wrap it all in one and and we are we are basically also
trying to figure out like how we split up data into different
credentials or like how we you know.\
Leon: Whether we should issue the credentials like as distinctly
as possible if you know what I mean.\
Leon: Yeah it'll be yeah I'd love to learn from like how you've
thought about this.\
Kaliya Young: Hi this is more a response to what was just shared
and I would just wanted to ask and like why I use the term
passport and that the use of the term passport concerns me
because.\
Kaliya Young: We have conspiracy theorists tracking our work as
a community and painting scary stories and I think for.\
Kaliya Young: We have to be really careful about the words we
choose to describe the things we're doing to help so that the
public perception is more aligned with our reality so anyway
that's just a comment I felt I should voice.\
Leon: Yeah that's helpful thank you yeah I think the the passport
branding is not like really set in stone yet it was like so so we
could very likely I'm actively explore this with our marketing
team that that I kind of leaning leading like all the branding
efforts around passport.\
Leon: All like around blank.\
Ted Thibodeau: +1 To drop "passport"; also because governments
are interested in VCs in various ways, and confusion will be
likely\
<nate_otto_(he/him)> (For notes, I think the conspiracy theorists
are attached to the "vaccine passport" and antivaxx/anti-covid
restrictions communities worried about globalists trying to track
all the essential data about people and control their lives. I
prefer not to live in fear of conspiracy theorists, but it is
good to be aware of what detractors are out there, even if
they're sometimes woefully mistaken.)\
Leon: Yeah Kelly I just out of curiosity would you be able to
like to share a bit more about this conspiracy theorists and I
like that the kind of Miss misconception that like brand like
this might likely cause.\
Kaliya Young: Sir yeah well I mean there's a woman named Allison
McDowell who is she describes herself as a parent in a parent and
she has taken upon herself to.\
Kaliya Young: You know I think there are real legitimate
concerns that many of us in the working on verifiable credentials
share about potentially very creepy combinations of technology in
the future that impact human Freedom so I think we have more in
common with the concern side of why this conspiracy theories are
being woven and that they're also putting she's stringing dots
together that.\
Kaliya Young: Have to be strong together including sort of her
last video sort of said see look the soulbound tokens for
Education they're trying to make every child have to have these
tracking of all their things and then they're going to pull them
into the metaverse and Destroy any job prospects for the future
because the AI is are going to get trained up their day like it's
kind of like like no and then oh yeah and.\
Kaliya Young: She also we were working on legislation.\
Leon: Yeah I'd appreciate it.\
Kaliya Young: California so it was like look the state of
California is going to track all your children anyway so I'll put
a link to a video so if you all want to watch but it's she has
over 16 thousand followers and we're not paying it like yeah
that's not a lot but it's not nothing and.\
TallTed_//_Ted_Thibodeau_(he/him)_(OpenLinkSw.com): This floor
before you click that link that Clay is about to post be sure to
do so in an anima stab you don't want to be sucked into this you
don't want it in your viewing history you don't want it anywhere
because it will just suck you down a rabbit hole of flawed logic
at best and that's what promises beyond that.\
<kerri_lemoie> She's attacked me on Twitter for encouraging child
labor practices\
Kaliya Young: After I have to go find it so take me a little bit
but I'll post it before the end of the call.\
Leon: Thank you understand down.\
TallTed_//_Ted_Thibodeau_(he/him)_(OpenLinkSw.com): If I made the
reason I threw myself on the Queue was actually to Echo the
concern over the titling as pres passport that branding it's
going to be confusing in a lot of ways and lead you into
collisions that I don't think will be beneficial having a
non-collision brand is going to be much better for having it have
its own identity and not be confused with things and not be
dressed down.\
TallTed_//_Ted_Thibodeau_(he/him)_(OpenLinkSw.com): Those
governments will not be happy for the branding is passport for
instance that's it.\
<xander_-_asu/pocket> stamps as verifiable credentials is another
duplicte term\
Leon: And also thank Scalia for watching the.\
<brent> For "Passport" branding, I think there's a balance
between using language that is technically accurate and using
language that is approachable for people who are new to
identity.\
<leon> +1\
<timothy_summers> I'd like to learn more about your approach to
using the Ceramic network.\
https://www.daad.de/credentials-monitor\
Leon: Do you think it's someone on the queue.\
Leon: Pretty cool cuz it because I would also like to ask
everyone here something so because the reason is that like you
know while we're building passport we are basically also building
like software development kit for like quadratic funding you know
that would allow communities to you know run these quadratic
funding programs with low development effort and as we're kind of
talking to potential.\
Leon: Operators of these applications you know this third party
could audit finding apps like many many of these are like
communities would often like to gate the right to to vote on the
distribution of the matching funds through actually in the like
academic credentials so you know I guess like it it makes sense
for specifically stuff in the medical sector I you know if you
want to distribute funding falling.\
<kaliya> This starts out with SSI - https://youtu.be/JzrFAHwrhVc\
Leon: Seems intuitive to to you know have like medical expertise
involved like at least increasing the voting weight of like
credentialed Physicians or similar so so my question is kind of
how would you.\
Leon: Approach Integrations with like this educational
certificate generally like is because I'm like not super familiar
like at what state you know the educational VC sector is at right
now so would you rather approach like University by University or
are they are already like kind of meta networks it kind of work
with like multiple universities that you could reach out to or.\
Leon: yeah curious if anybody.\
Leon: The how to approach that say if we want to credentials
for.\
Leon: you know.\
<colin,_learning_economy> Sounds like the question is leaning
toward how the Gitcoin Passport might handle something like an
LER?\
Leon: A physician for example like having like a medicine degree
from a school in the US.\
<kerri_lemoie> Leon - I'd be happy to reach out & tell you more
about what the Digital Credentials Consortium is up to at MIT --
we have 12 universities participating currently.\
John Kuo: I just wanted to address the issue of around networks
and so there are a number of initiatives in place ASU and workmen
want to build my network of what they call trusted Learners let's
kind of nascent right now and as far as individual issuers you
know ASU has an initiative I know Emmett MIT want has one I'm
pretty you know right.\
John Kuo: Reed's got some stuff going on.\
John Kuo: Lot of separate pilots and successful issuers out
there right now for educational credentials with different types
but there's no there's no existing network but there are issues
under way so it would be the one at ASU is called the T Ln or
trusted learner Network.\
John Kuo: Sure I'll type it.\
Leon: Let's see could you spell out that link or the organization
in the chat please we also thanks.\
<kerri_lemoie> We've been thinking about creating a directory
listing of initiatives here at VC-EDU -- Folks like that idea?\
John Kuo: Again very very early.\
John Kuo: ASU: Trusted Learner Network\
Marty Reed: https://opencredentialpublisher.com/\
Leon: I guess it's kind of like literally like a case-by-case
basis right like what type of credential you need specifically
and then.\
Leon: It's out there.\
https://tln.asu.edu/\
Marty Reed: https://myteacherwallet.com/\
John Kuo: There's a big development at ASU I'm involved in
that's going to be issuing lots of my credentials is VCS for
educational records but that's still like in very early pilot
phase internally.\
Leon: And also thanks Carrie I saw your comment and.\
Leon: Yeah I'd love to talk about that Consortium.\
Kerri Lemoie: https://digitalcredentials.mit.edu/\
Leon: Now or some other time.\
Kerri Lemoie: Sure I can see a little bit about the DCCC which
the digital credential Consortium and also to let you know that
we've seen a pretty big increase over the past year in the
projects that and the movement of the projects and a lot of this
has to do with people starting to understand what verifiable
credentials are and education that that's part of the work of
this group is to help people understand and we are thinking about
the co-chairs we were talking about how do I print directory.\
Kerri Lemoie: So folks can find each other working on use.\
Kerri Lemoie: India for the past year and we're going to be
putting Adam a basic recommendation for credentials in education
that you could take a look at this is what I can share with your
team at some point that will It'll point to their there are some
standards and open badges the comprehensive learning record that
already are aligned with verifiable credentials and then there
are a lot of other data standards with all of these descriptions
that we can demonstrate how they make decisions how to include
those NPCs.\
Kerri Lemoie: And at the different credential Consortium what.\
Kerri Lemoie: Building out software to help with signing and
verifying and issuing of the credentials but also an open Wallet
like a reference software that says here's what a verifiable
credential qualit looks like here's how it can work with some of
the the protocol standards like DC API and just sort of like help
demonstrate how all of this can work with an ecosystem and then
for those who are interested to try and help them get them on
board.\
Kerri Lemoie: We're pretty heavily involved in this group to
help it grow.\
<brent> Kerri is this software something that is open-source that
other Universities could fork?\
Kerri Lemoie: Hope it be more understandable and easier to use
over time kind of like we are thinking of doing to I think.\
Leon: Thanks carry on.\
<brent> I like hearing about groups like DCC working on standards
Leon: Now there's all sounds great I guess it's like most likely
all like definitely reach out when some of these potential
partners that want to utilize passport or our grants protocol
wanna you know gate access to voting weights through some
degrees.\
Leon: Ropy like like a very.\
Leon: Obvious playing field to collaborate you know.\
Leon: And build Bridges between the like issues of educational
credentials and and these passport applications.\
<kerri_lemoie> Plugfest 2:
https://w3c-ccg.github.io/vc-ed/plugfest-2-2022/\
Leon: Yeah I just figured and like unfortunately I'll be on
vacation at the time of the plug first but maybe we can is it
like possible to attend say like for good quality member or is it
nice no.\
<tayken_(lef)> We have three separate projects/wallets (using
Ceramic). Oss sdk coming soon.
https://www.learningeconomy.io/post/superskillstech\
Leon: Yes yeah I'll pitch it internally as well.\
<colin,_learning_economy> Gitcoin at plugfest
<kerri_lemoie> email list:
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vc-edu/\
Kerri Lemoie: That I was just also going to add to that you may
not know about this because I know you're new to our calls that
we have a mailing list for this group that is focused on
education specifically I'm going to put the link to this in the
chat and it's just a blister and so we're doing those who are
participating in the bloodfest to send messages on this alien
list too so that we learn from each other.\
Leon: But thanks girl.\
<brent> I'll check my cal and see if I can make it
<kaliya> Her explaining what Silicon Valley has planned for EDU -
https://youtu.be/s3pZD3Nozuk\
<leon> Thank you!\
<brent> I love demos!\
<kerri_lemoie> Thank you, Leon!\
Leon: I'll try to make it happen through somebody else but yeah
thanks so much for having me here today I'd love to open sometime
in the future I saw that I'm on the calendar and right now Simona
thanks for that.\
<colin,_learning_economy> Thanks, Leon! Keep leading the sybil
resistance charge!\
<kerri_lemoie> Great call!\
Leon: Thank you yeah definitely thanks morning thanks everybody
for having me being patient.\
<brent>
<tayken_(lef)> Thanks Leon
<xander_-_asu/pocket> fascinating technology, thanks for
sharing!\
Kaliya Young: Just a follow-up as we close I did put two links
into the chat and there's another one that I can't find but maybe
I'll share on the mailing list of books can see it.\
Leon: Nice yeah thanks for that clear.\
<tallted> important link that will help you keep YouTube from
sending you down the rabbit hole because you watched the videos
linked by Kaliya --
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-tweak-youtube-so-it-only-recommends-videos-you-want-to-watch/\
<tallted> (hoping that makes it into the minutes...)\
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