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Review the credential described in §8.1. Though not common in practice today, a named actor could be issued a VC with its own document signing capability. In that case, the named actor might want to directly sign the creator identity assertion themselves (i.e. serve a dual role as named actor + issuer) rather than having their identity presented by a third-party identity assertion generator.
If so, is the approach taken in §8.1 still valid? If not, how should we adapt?
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Review the credential described in §8.1. Though not common in practice today, a named actor could be issued a VC with its own document signing capability. In that case, the named actor might want to directly sign the creator identity assertion themselves (i.e. serve a dual role as named actor + issuer) rather than having their identity presented by a third-party identity assertion generator.
If so, is the approach taken in §8.1 still valid? If not, how should we adapt?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: