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This TF schedules meetings as needed. Each meeting will be announced on the GSWG mailing list and the #governance-architecture-tf Slack channel.

The current cadence is that there are two GATF meetings every two weeks:

Wednesday at 7pm EST/4pm PDT/Thursday 9am AEST
Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/94290110805?pwd=OEVhd2IwUUxTblNtYUNOVEtGaUNBUT09

Thursday at 6pm AEST/10am CEST/3pm GMT+7h
https://zoom.us/j/97765626957?pwd=L2RFRmczTlpoWS9RQkhwaUdjaVpHdz09

The meetings (and Zoom links) are available on the ToIP meeting calendar
https://wikilf-toip.trustoveripatlassian.orgnet/wiki/display/HOME/Calendar+of+ToIP+Meetings

Zoom Meeting Links / Recordings

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Screenshots/Diagrams (numbered for reference in notes above)


Chat notes

  

00:08:39    Neil Thomson:    Example of an Issuer....
00:10:34    John Phillips:    Apropos something Neil?
00:10:56    Neil Thomson:    Issuing a gift pass, of course....
00:11:26    John Phillips:    https://lf-toip.atlassian.net/wiki/display/HOME/2024-03-04+GATF+Meeting+Notes+-+Americas
00:15:15    John Phillips:    This is the link that Neil shared on slack: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1l2Lus8HtvLFUNfxhiISnwG3wdHOUFCRAWb3gCeZZePc?usp=drive_fs
00:15:42    John Phillips:    And this is the post itself: https://trustoverip.slack.com/archives/C054LDT6RFZ/p1709768193061149
00:28:07    Carly Huitema:    two stacks, the digital stack and the trust stack :-)
00:31:39    Neil Thomson:    https://www.tigtech.org/
00:33:55    Carly Huitema:    afk, having to deal with a home crises
00:34:03    Drummond Reed:    I love the tree!
00:42:04    Carly Huitema:    In the ecosystem we have settled on different components.
00:42:43    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "In the ecosystem we ..."

Context
Governance (plural)
Trusted Parties (Verifiable Identifiers)
Trusted Data / (Verifiable Credentials)
Trust Anchor(s) Root(s)?
Trust Interactions / Tasks
Trust Support Systems (Protocols and Technologies)
00:48:31    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "In the ecosystem we ..."

issuers, holders and verifiers are all trusted parties
00:52:00    Drummond Reed:    Replying to "In the ecosystem we ..."

It sounds like I should explain more about the ToIP Technology Architecture Specification definition of the four layers. That’s what led to the icons on the left.
00:52:37    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "In the ecosystem we ..."

So.... to the Ecosystem

Trusted Parties (with issuers, holders, verifiers)

Trust Anchors (with Trust Registry operators)

Context (including business models etc.)
00:52:45    Judith Fleenor:    Reacted to "It sounds like I sho..." with 👍
00:53:18    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "In the ecosystem we ..."

And Trusted Data

All completing

Trust Tasks
01:00:00    Carly Huitema:    If I see this tree I might be primed to try and find apps, tasks, spanning and support as each of the 4 layers
01:00:38    John Phillips:    Plants do tend to have fractal structures, but that might be going too far!
01:00:45    Carly Huitema:    Reacted to "Plants do tend to ha..." with 😂
01:00:48    Drummond Reed:    Replying to "If I see this tree I..."

Not sure I understand that, Carly?
01:00:56    Drummond Reed:    Reacted to "Plants do tend to ha..." with 😂
01:01:20    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "If I see this tree I..."

patterns that appear at macro scales also appear repeated at micro scales
01:01:26    Judith Fleenor:    As simple as the attraction pass “Simple” LOL
01:01:36    Drummond Reed:    Replying to "If I see this tree I..."

Ah, fractal, yes
01:01:40    Carly Huitema:    Replying to "If I see this tree I..."

Like governance at large scale also looks like governance of smaller
01:03:54    Carly Huitema:    I like this version - with the metamodel as a circle
01:04:44    Judith Fleenor:    Will you be putting a link to this deck in the meeting notes?

Decisions

JP to add risk icon to governance stack, based on SP's earlier work

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    Exploration of Economics in Governance: The group agreed on the importance of incorporating economic considerations into governance models, recognizing it as a vital component for sustainable ecosystems. This includes examining business models, revenue flows, and the financial viability of governance structures.

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    Further Discussion on Machine Readable Governance: There was consensus on the potential benefits of developing machine-readable governance, albeit recognizing the challenges and the need for gradual progression towards more sophisticated implementations.

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    Engagement with Human Experience Working Group: Carly Huitema will continue to engage with the Human Experience Working Group to integrate considerations around navigating trust registries and enhancing user experience in verifying trust across ecosystems.

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    Documentation and Framework Development: Participants are encouraged to contribute to ongoing documentation efforts and framework development, particularly in areas concerning the integration of economics into governance models and exploring machine-readable governance mechanisms.

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