support W3C DID document format? keybase style follow, proof?

[dckc]

perhaps as a way to advertise public keys? hm.

https://w3c.github.io/did-core/#core-properties

[dckc]

much of the keybase proof stuff needs web services (if not web oracles). But the alsoKnownAs stuff can be useful (aka rel-me)

[dckc]

Under this model, claims are stored in a Merkle tree, with the Merkle root stored on chain.
-- https://iden3.io/our-approach-digital-identity .

Interesting. (spotter: @steverosstalbot ).

I was going to say "what good is an identity technology that isn't connected to an ocap system?" but that bit about merkle proofs with the root on chain is pretty interesting.

[dckc]

Sybil is a governance tool for discovering delegates. Sybil maps on-chain addresses to digital identities to maintain a list of delegates.
Sybil can support many governance systems. Feel free to add others.
-- https://sybil.org/#/delegates/uniswap

Dan Connolly on Twitter: "🦄Verifying myself as a @UniswapProtocol #UNIDelegate on Sybil🏛️ https://t.co/YTCgg2xVY0 addr:0x3dA3050208a3F2e0d04b33674aAa7b1A9F9B313C sig:0x195274576ddb995b7239b8176b0cb540c2dab9879b7d3eec5622d8cae0efd3644fa7561aacad703547734eaba6f123259c5e62d8981a10f5dc52ca88a81a76c91c" / Twitter

[dckc]

Chainlink to read profiles a la keybase?