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Objectives
- To develop the roles and responsibilities of actors at each of the four layers of the ToIP Governance Stack
- To develop standard processes of roles operating at each of the four layers of the ToIP Governance Stack
- To align roles and processes with evolving specifications for the ToIP Technical Stack
- To align with schemas and semantics being developed by other WGs of the ToIP Foundation
- To standardize process variables for various levels of trust assurance mechanisms
Background/Context
The mission of the ToIP Foundation is to define a complete architecture for Internet-scale digital trust that combines cryptographic trust at the machine layer with human trust at the business, legal, and social layers. The ToIP stack has two parallel halves Governance Stack and a Technical Stack operating at four layers 1) Utility (DLT Blockchain) Layer, 2) Provider (Agent/Wallet) Layer, 3) Credential (Issuer/Verifier/Holder) Layer and 4) Ecosystem (Application) Layer. See further details in the ToIP white paper and the ToIP RFC.
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The mission of this Task Force is to further develop the roles and processes identified in the initial ToIP RFC. The goal is to establish generally accepted roles, responsibilities and processes that apply to actors participating in each of the four layers of the ToIP stack.
Conveners
- Scott Perry, Scott S. Perry CPA PLLC
Membership and Joining
Prior to participating in the meetings please ensure that you are a member of the Trust Over IP Foundation. More detail on this can be found at this link.
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To join this TF, add your name and your expected role to this list:
- Primary Editors
- Secondary Editors (includes those who will ensure deliverables meet ToIP specifications)
- Primary Reviewers
Secondary Reviewers
- Observers
- Drummond Reed
- sankarshan
- Steven Milstein
- Scott Whitmire
- Karl Kneis
- Steve Magennis
- Eric Drury
- Rene Solorzano
- Kalyan Kulkarni
- Vinod Panicker
Deliverables
The GSWG P&R Task Force intends to create robust definitions of roles, responsibilities and processes that actors will operate at all four levels of the ToIP stack. The focus will be on governance and operational processes—definitions will only touch upon technical processes as needed for clarity. This Task Force will not focus on technical interoperability (deferring to the Technical Stack Working Group). These definitions are critical for consistently applying governance principles across all four ToIP layers.
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- ToIP Roles and Responsibilities Definitions
- ToIP Governance Layer Process Definitions
Intellectual Property Rights (Copyright, Patent, Source Code)
As a Task Force (TF) of the Governance Stack WG (GSWG), the GSWG P&R TF inherits the IPR terms from the GSWG JDF Charter. These include:
- Copyright mode: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. For the GSWG P&R TF, this is probably the only relevant licensing provision.
- Patent mode: W3C Mode (based on the W3C Patent Policy). The GSWG P&R TF is not expected to produce any deliverables subject to patent rights.
- Source code: Apache 2.0, available at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html. The GSWG P&R TF is not expected to produce source code.
Milestones
Key milestones will include, but are not limited to:
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The work of the GSWG P&R TF will be complete when final drafts of both deliverables are submitted to the GSWG.
Dependencies
As this TF will establish generally accepted roles, responsibilities and processes of the ToIP Governance Stack, it will need to work with a variety of other ToIP task forces and working groups to align definitions and deliverables.
Meeting Schedule
To be developed They include, but not limited to:
- Technical Stack Working Groups
- Decentralized Semantics Working Group
- Ecosystem Foundry Working Group
- Utility Foundry Working Group
- Concept and Technology Working Group
- Trust Assurance Task Force
Meeting Schedule
Kickoff: Thursday July 30, 2020 11:00PDT (18:00 UTC)
On-going meetings: 11:30AM Pacific Time, every other Wednesday.
Mailing List and Communications
This task force uses the following for communications
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