On Thu, Oct 10, 2024 at 4:17 PM Christopher Allen < ChristopherA@lifewithalacrity.com> wrote: > To provide more depth on the concept of edge identifiers and how they fit > within the evolving landscape of decentralized identity, I've written an > article titled "Edge Identifiers & Cliques": > https://www.blockchaincommons.com/musings/musings-cliques-1/ Another > article, with more detail, I will post next week. > Here is the next part of this series, "Open & Fuzzy Cliques" https://www.blockchaincommons.com/musings/musings-cliques-2/ .This article expands on how relationship-based identity can evolve with new identity models that leverage Schnorr-based aggregatable signatures, distributed key generation (DKG) multi-party computation (MPC), to support relationship-based identity models. In this latest article, I explore several new clique variants. Open cliques represent organic, evolving groups that reflect real-world social dynamics, without requiring all members to be directly connected. Fuzzy cliques introduce threshold capabilities, enabling groups to make semi-anonymous decisions where only some members need to agree—ideal for situations that need flexible group dynamics. Device cliques expand identity to include non-human participants like oracles, AI, or IoT devices, highlighting how identity can be collaboratively managed by mixed-entity networks. I’d love to continue our conversation on how these cryptographic approaches might further strengthen our standards work. Your insights are always welcome! -- Christopher Allen
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