Orie Steele

`type` is describing a "VerificationMethod"... JWKs are only one part of that... and its the responsibility of the suite author to define if they are related, and how.

for example: https://github.com/w3c-ccg/lds-jws2020#supported-jose-algorithms

@selfissued `publicKeyJwk` is json, and `kid` is optional per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7517#section-4.5 its optional, however, I suggest we recommend that `kid` not be present in `publicKeyJwk`, and rely on the outer `id`...

@kdenhartog agreed, if we say anything its probably a SHOULD here.... however the DIF DID-JOSE-Extensions Spec can be bossier if we get agreement that its helpful.

I suggest we close this issue, we need `id` and `type` not everyone uses JOSE / JWK.

I agree with @msporny and having spent a lot of time integrating JWK and verificationMethods, I don't see any reason to leave this open... the spec contains examples which clearly...

In general, JSON processors should ignore fields they don't understand. `kid` is a string or URI, and it's optional in a JWK. `id`, `type` and `controller` are required in a...

@msporny this issue was raised to address your original request here: https://github.com/w3c/did-spec-registries/pull/368#discussion_r750274007 > I think the question here is "Who is ultimately responsible for the DID Method?" -- there should...

You might consider adding directionality in addition to locale, see: - https://www.w3.org/TR/international-specs/#sec-dir-example

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