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Thinking more about this, I am not sure it makes sense to create a registry at all.
The other thing that I think is worth considering is that the more protocols we have, the fewer interoperable implementations we'll have, and fragment the ecosystem. So, more here isn't necessarily better.
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Thanks @OR13! Adding for reference:
https://www.w3.org/2021/Process-20211102/#registries
Which defines the W3C requirements for a Registry.
We can copy/🍝 and adapt the text from the Permissions Registry, which should be similar enough.
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For some inspiration: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8126#section-4.6
I would suggest assigning some experts, and writing advice for them directly into the spec for the registry.
The advice can be simple, or complicated. I would recommend not allowing "links to expired drafts, or drafts from SDOs that do not represent consensus", this would exclude CG reports, and I-Ds.
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Just from call on Feb 8:
- selective disclosure
- encrypted response
- Structure that is "Web IDL" compatible.
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Protocol needs to provide detail in the query such that the browser can understand what is a compatible credential and what are the specific data elements being requested, such that the UA can help the user to understand the request prior to selecting a wallet/credential.
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Protocol needs to enable passing an indication to the user to explain the context of the request (who is requesting it, why, with what privacy protections, etc.), and/or the elements in the webpage that provided that information.
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To expand on the last point from @marcoscaceres here which I believe was related to a point I raised. It would be a failure if say the response from the .get()
API for a specific protocol expected additional out of band steps for the relying party to actually get the response, such as following a redirect or calling an API etc. I'm unsure how to articulate that as a crisp registry requirement at the moment though.
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Thinking more about this, I am not sure it makes sense to create a registry at all.
Instead it might be better to internalize a fixed set of supported protocols, and require a full document update in order to add further support.
If there is more than 1 protocol listed, there MUST be a single mandatory to implement.
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- Access to an Open Global Web Reduced HOT 1
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