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Meeting Date

 

Attendees


Main Goal of this Meeting:

To present and discuss the white paper generation process and solicit ideas for governance white papers.

Agenda 

TimeItemLeadNotes
5 minWelcome
Antitrust Policy Notice
Introduction of Meeting Agenda
Scott Perry
10 min

Update 'Trust Assurance in SSI Ecosystems' white paper 

Scott Perry
30 min

EFWG and WPTF

  • WP structure – approved draft
  • WP deliverable process
Karen Hand and Karl Kneis
15min

Brainstorm - Potential WP topics to advance ToIP leadership and objectives

Scott Perry

Recording

Presentation(s)

  • link to the file

Documents

  • File 1 - link
  • File 2 - link
  • File 3 - link

Notes

  1. Welcome
    1. Linux Foundation antitrust policy
    2. Agenda review
  2. Background - Scott Perry
    1. The focus of this meeting is white papers produced under the Governance Stack WG, and specifically understanding the overall process for ToIP white papers
  3. Update 'Trust Assurance in SSI Ecosystems white paper'
    1. The proposal is to use this existing paper as a trial balloon to run through the complete process.
    2. Scott gave some background as to the origin of this paper in the GSWG. The starting point is a chapter that Scott has contributed to the book Self-Sovereign Identity being published soon (late March?) by Manning.
  4. EFWG & WPTF - Karen Hand
    1. Karen explained the overall process that the White Paper Task Force is recommending
    2. Karen showed (see slides #1 and #2 below) the metadata that the WPTF recommends for all white papers
    3. We had a discussion about intellectual property rights. David Luchukreinforced that 100% of all ToIP Foundation white papers will be published under a Creative Commons CC-by-SA 4.0 license, and no white paper should be published unless the contributors have assured that all the content is available under that license.
    4. WP structure - approved draft
    5. WP deliverable process
  5. Brainstorm - Potential WP topics

Chat Notes


Slides

#1 from Karen Hand

#2 from Karen Hand




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