15:46:34 RRSAgent has joined #did 15:46:34 logging to https://www.w3.org/2019/11/12-did-irc 15:46:35 rrsagent, set log public 15:46:35 Meeting: DID Working Group Telco 15:46:35 Chair: burn 15:46:35 Date: 2019-11-12 15:46:35 Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-did-wg/2019Nov/0015.html 15:46:35 ivan has changed the topic to: Meeting Agenda 2019-11-12: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-did-wg/2019Nov/0015.html 15:52:31 present+ 15:54:28 TallTed has joined #did 15:58:18 present+ 15:58:33 present+ 15:58:36 scribe+ rhiaro 15:59:18 scribe+ yancy 15:59:55 markus_sabadello has joined #did 15:59:59 present+ 16:00:26 brent has joined #did 16:00:30 present+ 16:00:50 dmitriz has joined #did 16:01:11 mike-lodder has joined #did 16:01:13 phila has joined #did 16:01:24 Justin_R has joined #did 16:01:39 present+ 16:01:42 present+ 16:01:50 present+ 16:01:54 present+ 16:01:58 present+ 16:02:12 present+ 16:02:24 present+ 16:02:49 ken has joined #did 16:02:55 present+ 16:02:57 present+ 16:03:05 jonathan_holt has joined #did 16:03:06 markus_sabadello_ has joined #did 16:03:08 present+ 16:03:09 dmitriz has left #did 16:03:13 present+ jonathan_holt 16:03:25 dmitriz has joined #did 16:03:27 Topic: Agenda Review, Introductions, Re-introductions 16:04:24 burn: starting process of horizontal review for the spec 16:04:29 q+ 16:04:32 .. any requests for changes 16:04:36 ack manu 16:04:54 selfissued has joined #did 16:04:56 present+ 16:05:01 manu: there's a survey that's been sent around the public key discussion. just surrvey and spreadsheet 16:06:40 mike-lodder: interested in implementing DIDs 16:07:09 Announce FPWD published!! https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-did-wg/2019Nov/0013.html 16:07:19 burn: the fpw of core spec has been published 16:07:55 ... we will begin publication as soon as we get that setup. that means autoprocess for official working draft 16:07:56 kdenhartog has joined #did 16:08:17 ... intended to survive issues that could impact lifesspan 16:09:23 drummond has joined #did 16:09:26 Topic: F2F upcoming 16:09:28 Announce F2F January 29-31, 2020 Evert van de Beekstraat 354,1118 CZ Schiphol, Netherlands https://www.w3.org/2019/did-wg/Meetings/F2F/2020.01.Amsterdam 16:09:29 Yes, thank you to Microsoft for the meeting location! :) 16:09:31 present+ 16:09:39 (and Mike Jones, specifically) :) 16:09:41 brent: chairs sent an announcement about f2f meeting. email went out about location in amsterdam. 16:09:42 JoeAndrieu has joined #did 16:10:07 ... this is near the airport grounds in Amsterdam 16:10:36 ... we have the meeting room everyday 16:10:43 Thank you to Mike and Microsoft 16:10:44 Topic: Scheduled Key Format call 16:10:46 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/member-did-wg/2019Nov/0001.html Date: Wednesday, 13 Nov 2019 Time: 2-3 pm ET / 11am-noon PT / 8-9 pm CET / 6 am Sydney (on the 14th) https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=DIDWG+Key+Representations&iso=20191113T14&p1=43&ah=1 16:11:06 q+ 16:11:07 brent: should have received an email about key format meeting 16:11:16 ... time is at 10am est 16:11:25 ... 2pm est 16:11:26 s/10am/2pm 16:12:05 ivan: has sent out an email 16:12:23 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/member-did-wg/2019Nov/0001.html Date: Wednesday, 13 Nov 2019 Time: 2-3 pm ET / 11am-noon PT / 8-9 pm CET / 6 am Sydney (on the 14th) https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=DIDWG+Key+Representations&iso=20191113T14&p1=43&ah=1 16:12:24 brent: should be sent out again 16:12:38 ... to the member list 16:12:52 I’m in a 16:12:54 Q 16:13:06 ... we have published the fpw for did core spec which means it's time for horizontal review 16:13:09 q? 16:13:14 ack ChristopherA 16:13:23 ChristopherA: any other events in coordination with the DID meeting? 16:13:24 ack ChristopherA 16:13:33 ... someone wanted to do a meetup in Berlin 16:13:37 s/I’m in a// 16:13:46 s/Q// 16:13:47 brent: no other meetings in europe 16:14:11 mike: might be adjast to the fido meeting 16:14:14 But, we have enough time to set up an event around the DID WG meeting... 16:14:32 q+ 16:14:41 ack ivan 16:14:46 brent: ping has already mobilized 16:15:12 ... al we're looking for is the groups are informated 16:15:24 s/al/all/ 16:15:36 s/adjast/adjacent 16:16:00 q+ 16:16:08 ack ivan 16:16:12 Manu, if you set up another event around this meeting it needs to be announced right away :) 16:16:17 ivan: I'll contact the other horizontal review groups 16:16:20 ivan: I think what we should do is reach out to the TAG 16:16:35 I don't want to set up another public event.... just sayin' if *someone* wanted to... 16:16:37 brent: I think that's an appropriate thing to do 16:16:47 ivan: they need to be contacted 16:16:57 burn, I think ChristopherA was thinking something like an informal meet up around DIDs in Amsterdam. 16:16:58 brent: would you be able to do that as part of codacting other groups 16:16:58 Yes, but last time I asked the TAG if they wanted to review (in the VC group) they assumed that meant we needed their feedback, and it delayed our group. 16:17:10 ivan: don't expect that to be a problem 16:17:16 s/codacting/contacting 16:17:26 q+ wait wait :) -- announcements 16:17:34 brent: moving on, I believe JoeA and Phi are both on the call 16:17:35 q? 16:18:12 manu: just want to know when we will be talking about the public key call 16:18:17 ack wait 16:18:19 ack :) 16:18:21 brent: already been talked about 16:18:22 ack -- 16:18:24 ack announcements 16:18:25 https://github.com/w3c/did-core/issues/67#issuecomment-552947629 16:18:41 manu: we;re having that call and there's been some docs puts together to gather dara 16:18:42 Survey of cryptographic library implementations - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12dwUaAruKKpq3a3IfEMEMhpRhI7oM1tQnkmDbW2VGoU/edit#gid=0 16:18:51 ... first is a surbbey of crypto 16:19:02 q+ 16:19:05 ... and second is survey for did implementers 16:19:08 s/surbbey/survey 16:19:09 s/surbbey/survey/ 16:19:10 I have started a survey here to gather data from DID Method implementers: https://forms.gle/Hovf3irBJ5KwgXLQ6 16:19:15 ... hopefully we get something back soon 16:19:22 ... that are the two google docs 16:19:37 ... everyone should be able tow write to the google docs 16:19:43 s/tow/to 16:19:47 -> https://www.w3.org/2019/did-wg/Meetings/Minutes/2019-11-06-did Minutes of the ad-hoc meeting 16:20:14 ack selfissued 16:20:36 mike: getting data is always good but the data will just show a multiplicity of different representations 16:20:39 q+ 16:20:45 I think this is a part of the public key discussion and we shouldn't have it here... 16:20:51 ... do we create a standard or do we enshrine them 16:21:12 ack dlongley 16:21:16 ... not trying to take call time, but the survey shows people doing different things doesn't help the standard 16:21:17 gannan has joined #did 16:21:32 longley: will help us choose 16:21:46 Question the chairs will ask every time now is "What prevents us from published FPWD Note for Use Cases and Requirements doc RIGHT NOW?" 16:21:46 s/longley/dlongly 16:21:48 topic: UCR 16:22:02 s/dlongly/dlongley/ 16:22:02 s/time/week/ 16:22:08 https://philarcher.github.io/did-use-cases/ 16:22:14 phila: would like to say eveytings been merged, but there's confilcts that need resolving 16:22:27 ... ghoing to hand over to Joe to look at issue tracker 16:22:36 ... I wasn't able to do this last week 16:22:58 ... the first thing to say is that the use case doc we started with has a really good solution 16:23:14 ... instead of here's the problem space and ehere's what we need to solbe 16:23:26 ... and it would be stupid to start from a blank slate 16:23:33 ... here are the things we need to be true 16:23:34 present+ 16:23:40 +1 to Phil's point about "a balance to be struck" 16:23:40 If editors need to restructure, do it and give us a doc in the main repo that folks can send PRs against. 16:23:45 .. this is what nees to be done and here's how we move forward 16:24:09 ... community is interested in solving things that's outside of scope of this group 16:24:22 ... the bases of the doc shouldn't get in to those things 16:24:30 ... Ill merge it after this call 16:24:39 ... abstract begins with things from drummond 16:24:50 ... I wrote a new introduction 16:25:00 ... please tell me if its rubish 16:25:22 ... new thingsI wrote from scratch and why it's different from all other identifiers 16:25:37 ... and if you want SS whats wrong with a uuid 16:25:50 ... we need a new identifier that does ehse four things 16:25:57 ... any comments? 16:26:01 ... carry on 16:26:09 Sounds good, Phil 16:26:16 ... short paragraph about existing work done in community 16:26:24 ... allows us not to start from scratch 16:26:35 ... and we don't need to invest in a network of computers 16:26:40 ... talks about the ccg 16:26:58 ... whicch allows us to get int e concepts which is about what can you do with a did 16:26:59 Agree with direction that Phil is outlining for the use cases document, it makes a ton of sense. 16:27:11 ... that's a PR from Marcus about this 16:27:45 ... how we resolve a did is out of scope for this group 16:27:59 ... we need a section of short use cases 16:28:04 ... one or two paragraphs 16:28:11 ... new one from bosch 16:28:24 ... feature benefits hasn't been changed 16:28:31 ... use cases has minor changes 16:28:40 ... the number of changes are alomost none 16:28:45 q? 16:28:46 s/alomost/almost 16:28:48 q+ 16:28:56 q+ 16:29:00 ack markus_sabadello_ 16:29:07 manu: so phila this makes a ton of sense 16:29:08 q+ markus_sabadello 16:29:11 +1 16:29:14 ack manu 16:29:17 ... we shouldnt presuppose the solution 16:29:30 ... the only issue that I can see is the introduction of relying party 16:29:39 ... and we hit a snag in the VC work 16:29:52 ... and i'm concerned it will lead to confusing 16:30:04 phila: raise an issue in the tracker 16:30:10 ack markus_sabadello 16:30:21 markus: about the terminology section, I opened a PR 16:30:29 ... and copied and pasted from DID core spec 16:30:41 q+ to note that we /could/ refer to a single terminology file... 16:31:02 ... I think it's a good idea to avoid confusion to the reader and burden to us as authors 16:31:32 phila: what I hope is that the words you put in there, what you did has not been lost and inlied with joes comments 16:31:48 present+ 16:31:52 ... I hope very much that this doc will go through FPW and one or two iterations 16:31:58 ... should be done by June 16:32:10 ... in finalizing the core spec it should be done 16:32:20 q+ 16:32:26 ack manu 16:32:26 manu, you wanted to note that we /could/ refer to a single terminology file... 16:32:29 ... if there's a difference between this and the core spec, the core spec is authoritative 16:32:31 I very much like making explicit that did-core wins between the two 16:32:44 s/two/two if there is a conflict/ 16:33:02 manue: with respect to terminology, it is possilbe for us to share and respec will autoclean words you didn't use in the doc 16:33:12 s/manue/manu/ 16:33:22 +1 to a single terminology document that is shared 16:33:34 ... to be clear, when we publish a static verion the dynamic glossery isn't affected 16:33:37 +1 16:33:38 q? 16:33:42 ... I want to use the same glossary doc 16:33:43 ack drummond 16:33:50 drummond: wnat to +1 to that 16:33:50 +1 same glossary 16:33:53 q+ to concur with shared vocab 16:33:58 .. didn't know respec had that function 16:34:13 ack JoeAndrieu 16:34:13 JoeAndrieu, you wanted to concur with shared vocab 16:34:16 ... not as worried if it has the caveat that phila mentioned 16:34:35 phila: to clarify we are talking about a glossary that can be dropped into any doc we want 16:34:45 q? 16:34:47 JoeA: I was going to endorse that 16:34:53 ... not sure the best way 16:35:04 ... we just need to externalize that wone to the did core repo 16:35:11 phila: clear 16:35:23 JoeA: there are some wrong things but put isses over ther 16:35:38 JoeA: wnat to go throuh PRS 16:35:44 https://github.com/w3c/did-use-cases/pulls 16:35:44 ... number 36 16:35:58 ... phila you're going to update and we can merge 16:36:13 ... 33 16:36:31 ... 37 not a nbig fan of names alice bob and charlie 16:36:37 +1 to unique names per use case. 16:36:42 ... if we have unique names it helps to remember the use case 16:36:46 ... that is ready to be merged 16:36:54 ... this top one we should merge in 16:37:10 ... this is what we intend to get in for FPWD 16:37:23 ... once we get changes in that will affect the terminology 16:37:29 https://github.com/w3c/did-use-cases/issues 16:37:32 ... should be ready be end ofweel 16:37:38 No objections, +1 to merge. 16:37:44 s/ofweel/of week 16:37:44 s/ofweel/of week/ 16:37:53 JoeA: we have 16 issues 16:38:06 +1 if anyone wants to offload wrangling github merge conflicts etc ping me, happy to help (phila, joeandrieu) 16:38:34 https://github.com/w3c/did-use-cases/issues/14 16:38:40 q? 16:38:55 ... the issue that came up is what's a registry 16:39:20 ... other part of our community was using the term anchor system 16:39:28 ... some bike shedding happening here 16:39:36 q+ 16:39:38 ... wnat to keep it open 16:39:42 s/wnat/want 16:39:50 ack ivan 16:39:55 phila: i'll put iss in doc 16:40:02 s/iss/issue 16:40:19 JoeAndrieu: thanks for jumping in 16:40:32 ... how polished does it need to be 16:40:46 ... we have a lot of things the refer to registry 16:40:55 ... I think we need to address this just not now 16:41:06 q+ 16:41:08 ... the last one is 8 about when do we publish 16:41:12 I just raised https://github.com/w3c/did-use-cases/issues/39 to flag the "Relying Party" concern. 16:41:18 ... which we could publish next wekek 16:41:20 ack selfissued 16:41:43 +1 to Mike's interpretation 16:41:51 +1 to mike, too 16:41:56 q+ 16:41:58 q+ 16:42:06 mike: it's a really confusing repurposing of the term 16:42:07 ack markus_sabadello 16:42:10 q+ to say "that's a very IETF specific view" 16:42:16 markus: we used toa call it target system 16:42:29 ... then we change to registry 16:42:42 q+ to clarify "anchor" 16:42:42 q? 16:42:45 q- 16:42:46 Yes, agreed, I'm only on the queue to mention the past situation 16:42:46 ... I think that registry doesn't fit 16:42:59 drummond: this is a bike shedding opportunity 16:43:12 s/drummond/JoA 16:43:22 s/JoA/JoeAndrieu 16:43:35 ... we have a range of terms we should collectively hash out 16:43:38 q? 16:43:56 ack drummond 16:44:01 JoeAndrieu: the CCG already bikeshedded this term, but the WG needs to be comfortable with the language, so we should discuss more 16:44:03 ... I want to plant that we need to do bike shedding around more terminology then this 16:44:18 drummond: the ccg did decide on the term 16:44:26 q? 16:44:26 q+ to ask about DIF glossary work cross over 16:44:29 but do we need to do this before FPWD? 16:44:32 ack jonathan_holt 16:44:32 jonathan_holt, you wanted to clarify "anchor" 16:44:32 ... if we have a glossory doc we should use them 16:45:09 I don't think it's necessary to decide on all terms before FPWD. They can be updated later as the glossary is finalized. 16:45:10 jonathan_holt: anchor versus registry is this idea of agnostic dlt technology that stands on its own 16:45:21 ... like which key are you going to suppoer 16:45:29 s/suppoer/support 16:45:34 ... up to the method 16:45:43 ... other people may implement different things 16:46:03 ... I think its getting more movement about concept before we decide on term 16:46:09 selfissued, do you believe the term 'registry' needs to be confirmed/changed before FPWD? I hope not 16:46:24 +1 to always adequately describing the concept before finalizing the term for it. Best practice in terminology. 16:46:27 q? 16:46:30 JoeAndrieu: so we need to clarify the naming 16:46:41 q+ 16:47:13 jonathan_holt: owers is agnostic to what DLT you want to use. there needs to be more discussion on what the anchoring means. 16:47:19 q? 16:47:23 q? 16:47:43 JoeAndrieu: IPLD under lib p2p public key 16:47:55 ack manu 16:47:55 manu, you wanted to ask about DIF glossary work cross over 16:47:59 q+ to respond to the DIF glossary project question 16:48:03 ... we could anchor under bitcoin transaction or eth smart contract 16:48:15 hmm... that last one about IPLD was jonathan_holt 16:48:25 manu: I thikn diff has a glossery project and how do we not duplicate effort 16:48:31 q+ 16:48:42 s/diff/DIF 16:48:42 ... maybe some diff folks can join the group and do somebike shedding 16:48:46 s/diff/DIF 16:49:02 jonathan_holt, anchor is just the generic word we have been using to mean "somehow realized using that ledger or other base technology". In your case, IPID is the base technology. 16:49:37 q? 16:49:45 ack selfissued 16:49:46 danielb: might encompass more than the core did stuff and they like sovrins glossory and they may say for the did core stufff they dont' want to creat there own 16:49:58 mike: I was going to support a point made a minute ago 16:50:05 q- 16:50:06 ... you need to understand what you're naming 16:50:20 q? 16:50:20 ... and if we can agree on the description that follows the colon 16:50:21 s/mike/selfissued 16:50:24 +1 16:50:26 ack kdenhartog 16:50:35 yes, better said.... thank you Mike 16:50:35 Maybe we can note in the doc that the term 'registry' is under discussion 16:50:49 kyle: regarding the terminiology they are moving away from sovrin glossary 16:50:53 @burn, that's the plan right now 16:50:53 And then have the discussion, of coures 16:50:58 s/kyle/kdenhartog 16:51:01 s/coures/course/ 16:51:03 ... I can talk with luke 16:51:13 ... and to depend on did core where possible 16:51:15 q? 16:51:22 @JoeAndrieu, just confirming because it sounded like Mike wanted it fixed before FPWD 16:51:40 q+ to ask who has the action item to align the glossary stuff... 16:51:55 JoeAndrieu: question for me from the chairs is should we get an editor on the terms doc 16:51:56 q- 16:52:10 q+ 16:52:10 brent: the terms fit under the did core spec 16:52:15 q+ to cry, but agree 16:52:21 ... and so did core spec should be same as terminology 16:52:22 q? 16:52:27 ack phila 16:52:28 ... editors feel the same\? 16:52:47 phila: I know the endpoint and there will be a doc that is the glossery automatically 16:53:02 ... in the short term we want document ready for fpwd 16:53:04 q+ please don't wait 16:53:12 ... shoiuld I use the static version I have for nwo 16:53:14 s/glossery/glossary 16:53:14 q- please 16:53:14 q- don't 16:53:15 q- wait 16:53:22 q+ to say please don't wait 16:53:27 ... can I put it in with terms that markus flagged 16:53:28 ack manu 16:53:28 manu, you wanted to cry, but agree and to say please don't wait 16:53:29 q+ to agree with manu 16:53:35 manu: I don't think we should wait 16:53:45 ... we should not hold the use case up on that 16:54:00 ... lets get a static copy we can all review 16:54:12 ... also who is charge of terms.html 16:54:28 ... one of the editors has both feet in ccg and dif wf 16:54:31 s/wf/wg 16:54:50 ... he's the one that should aligning 16:54:54 q? 16:55:08 ack brent 16:55:08 brent, you wanted to agree with manu 16:55:18 s/ccg and dif wg/WG and DIF 16:55:21 brent: I want to +1 what manu said 16:55:22 I love it 16:55:27 +1 to volunteering drummond 16:55:30 ... I agree with mike jones 16:55:52 JoeAndrieu: we've gone over status of PRs 16:56:03 ... biggest thing is update from phil 16:56:16 ... and we're going to tag section of termonlogy and registry as under discussion 16:56:33 ... we need to get phil in before we do formal approval 16:56:34 Yes, we need a fairly stable doc to ask for FPWD 16:56:41 q+ to say it would be great to have an email out to the group when the doc is ready for review 16:56:50 q? 16:56:56 ack brent 16:56:56 brent, you wanted to say it would be great to have an email out to the group when the doc is ready for review 16:57:10 brent: it would be awesome to have a doc to review before next call 16:57:26 ... send out message to public mailing list and we can give it our 2 cents 16:57:40 q? 16:57:46 phila: might happen tomorrow and it will happen before next week 16:57:55 brent: thanks all for coming 16:57:58 ... great call 16:58:10 ... everyone who is interested reminder of the call tomorrow 16:58:32 ... same time next week 16:58:42 ken has left #did 16:59:24 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:59:24 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2019/11/12-did-minutes.html ivan 16:59:24 zakim, bye 16:59:24 rrsagent, bye 16:59:24 I see no action items 16:59:24 leaving. 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