Nick Doty

I'm not sure I follow the argument for the browser to "get out of the way of that". Governments might not want browsers and other user-controlled software to analyze or...

This topic could include both non-normative text and normative requirements. Interoperability is quite important if we want reporting to actually work across websites and browsers. Also, if reporting would include...

If the plan were for gradual testing and roll-out of this technology, then abuse and accountability measures could be more iteratively or gradually developed. But my understanding is that we...

> In the context of EUDI wallets, there is currently planned support for abuse reports via national Data Protection Authorities invoked from within the wallet. The idea is that the...

Like all other normative requirements in the spec, there would be no direct enforcement mechanism. But normative requirements make it possible to document interoperability, establish expectations for site developers, and...

> Just for clarity Thanks! Edited issue to correct.

@jandrieu do you want to open a separate issue on whether we should either eliminate the registry, or eliminate all requirements for adding to the registry? That seems like a...

> User agents can, of course, support other formats, as W3C specs are merely “recommendations,” but the formats in the registry have been vetted by the W3C community and are...

see also #183

When we discussed this in August, there seemed to be more interest in #208 for requiring the purpose/context from the verifier in HTML (or another source) rather than an enumeration...