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SemanticClarity/John Walker supports the W3C RCH WG #50

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jtwalker2000 opened this issue Apr 20, 2021 · 6 comments
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SemanticClarity/John Walker supports the W3C RCH WG #50

jtwalker2000 opened this issue Apr 20, 2021 · 6 comments

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SemanticClarity would like to add its voice to supporting the creation of the W3C Linked Data Signatures Working Group.

Given Linked Data Signature adoption among governments around the world (for use in W3C Verifiable Credentials and W3C Decentralized Identifiers), as well as private industry (deployments to 152,000+ retail stores across the US)... and use in privacy-protecting digital signatures (BBS+) and other selective disclosure schemes... we think it's high time we cut an official standard that governments can use to move toward a more privacy-preserving future for their citizens.

The reasons above are in addition to all of the benefits that will be gained by verifiable data publishers -- there is a deep requirement to know where data came from on the Web today, misinformation is rampant, and this WG will standardize technologies that could be used to combat misinformation and gain trust in our Web-based data sources again.

For these reasons (and others), SemanticClarity is supportive of the LDS WG charter:

https://w3c.github.io/lds-wg-charter/

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iherman commented Apr 21, 2021

Thanks @jtwalker2000

@iherman iherman added the expression_of_support_OUTDATED Expressing support for the work, ahead of the AC vote label Apr 21, 2021
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pchampin commented Feb 1, 2022

Dear @jtwalker2000,
the proposed charter has been substantially changed since you submitted your expression of support. More specifically, its scoped has been narrowed down, to address some concerns raised in the Semantic Web community. See also Ivan Herman's explanation of those changes on the SebWeb mailing list.

We kindly ask you to review the new version, and either

  • renew your expression of interest (by a simple reply to this thread), or
  • to close this issue if you do not wish to renew it.

Thanks in advance

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jtwalker2000 commented Feb 1, 2022 via email

@pchampin pchampin added expression_of_support and removed expression_of_support_OUTDATED Expressing support for the work, ahead of the AC vote labels Feb 2, 2022
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pchampin commented May 4, 2022

For the sake of clarity, editing the title to match the new name of the WG...

@pchampin pchampin changed the title SemanticClarity/John Walker supports the W3C LDS WG SemanticClarity/John Walker supports the W3C RCH WG May 4, 2022
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pchampin commented May 5, 2022

@jtwalker2000 why closing the issue? Do you intend to retract your expression of support?

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jtwalker2000 commented May 5, 2022 via email

@pchampin pchampin reopened this May 5, 2022
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