we had a previous thread on this thing way back when TechTakes moved here, but it deserves a Buttcoin thread too. observe, for your enjoyment(???), an even worse derivative of the reputedly most worthless W3C standard. when you’ve got nothing of value to write about but you need a spec to be taken seriously so you write stuff like this:
The purpose of DIDComm Messaging is to provide a secure, private communication methodology built atop the decentralized design of DIDs.
It is the second half of this sentence, not the first, that makes DIDComm interesting. “Methodology” implies more than just a mechanism for individual messages, or even for a sequence of them. DIDComm Messaging defines how messages compose into the larger primitive of application-level protocols and workflows, while seamlessly retaining trust. “Built atop … DIDs” emphasizes DIDComm’s connection to the larger decentralized identity movement, with its many attendent virtues.
(that typo in the second paragraph of the spec has been there for at least 6 months, cause if anyone went back to proofread this crap they’d probably delete all of it out of embarrassment)
DIDcomm is what happens when crypto folks get invited to join your standards org, and it does to the spec writing process what crypto and AI did to whitepapers: it’s all extreme filler to mask the lack of an idea, built on top of a spec that famously specifies nothing
“is that… is your default avatar icon mauve?” furious scribbling in a tiny notebook
Oh, so when ISO does it everyone loves that but if we do it it’s suddenly cringe? Stop canceling my freedom of speech you SJW implementoid.
you claim to fight for workers rights and yet you don’t respect their right to be surprised by crush danger or a potential electrical hazard? did your soviet handlers tell you to make factories more boring so nobody would want to work there?