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Ideas for roles to add to the data model for next draft #57
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Hi Richard |
@rvarn please give us a status. |
Direct message sent, no reply. Put on permanent hold. |
I would say that since this is a standard, we should only define terms (or roles) if it is relevant for understanding and/or working with the standard. That relevance should then also be documented. |
We discussed this on the maintenance call and believe that the comment from @RieksJ is adequate. If the author believes this should still be addressed it would be handled in V2 and they could reopen the issue to manage it then. |
Some of these terms are already defined and this is just my way of expressing them in single framework to layout some other roles and dependencies/relationships.
• An Issuer issues claims about Subjects using Identifiers
• Subject is the party about whom the claim is made and can be a:
o Person
o Thing
o Entity
o Artificial Intelligence
o Other?
• An Asserter of a claim is the party submitting the claim to an Inspector and can be:
o Subject
o Holder
o Broker
o Agent
• Seekers are parties looking for specific claims or claim elements who have not yet been authorized by the Subject of a claim to receive the claim
• Broker is a party that facilitates connections and exchange between Subjects and Seekers in regard to a claim
• Agent is a party acting on behalf of a Subject
• Inspector accepts claims or claim elements from Asserters
• Verifier is a party that determines the elements of a claim necessary for validity are present and current and that its contents and status are consistent and fedelitous with the issuer’s terms and purpose
• Accessors are those with permission to examine some or all of the contents of a claim
• Claimvelope is the encapsulation of the contents of claim and securing said contents from unauthorized access, use, or modification
• Claimvelope Label contains the data necessary to facilitate transmission and verification of a claim and to gain or request access to some or all of the contents.
• Published Claims are claims made public by the subject of a claim in which the claim and subject are revealed and such a revelation is allowed by the terms of issuance
• Discoverable Claims are non-public claims that can be queried, if allowed, to determine if it contains attributes of interest to a Seeker
• Identifiers are methods of associating a Subject with a claim and can be:
o Anonymous
o Pseudo-nonymous
o Veri-nonymous
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