Jer Miller

On the call today there was a question about if predicate proofs are supported. They definitely are (any and all types), though they aren't represented directly/individually in the JWP definition...

🤔, a registry is an intriguing thought. It would be established in the JPA draft as a place to identify different proof types. While the details are always part of...

See the first pass of this at https://github.com/json-web-proofs/json-web-proofs/blob/main/draft-jmiller-json-proof-algorithms.md

We will definitely need exacting language here. While there is expected to be an informed consent process with the (or _a_) subject for the contained claims, we can probably agree...

Since the more complex `lyt` has been replaced by the simple flat `claims` array, I believe the semantics are much much easier for applications to understand here. While the value...

See discussion thread here: https://github.com/json-web-proofs/json-web-proofs/pull/10#discussion_r716084233 and https://github.com/json-web-proofs/json-web-proofs/pull/10#discussion_r716086161

Any of those claim names can be an object value (or any JSON value). The processing of a complete JWP/JPT cannot itself be represented as a singular JSON object, each...

I'm going to mark this as a TODO for the next revision of JPT, to add an example claim that is a JSON object.

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Chiming in a bit, I believe that telehash is actually a great fit, but I'm not sure on the timing, it's going to be a moving target for about a...