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There are lots of use-cases in which a VC that contains claims about different subjects is to be used in situations where more than one of these subjects need to...
In [section 4.4](https://w3c.github.io/vc-data-model/CR/2019-03-26/#credential-subject), the term 'credentialSubject' is defined, suggesting a relation between the credential in which it is included and a 'Subject', i.e. an entity about which claims are made....
When a party in the role of holder uses an app in which to manage his credentials, this app is likely to have functionality that allows the holder to view...
When I glanced at the draft spec, it occurred to me that messages are being specified, which made me wonder why DIDComm isn't used for that.
You may want to consider adding links in the README for - the eSSIF-Lab project (https://essif-lab.eu/) - the eSSIF-Lab subgrantees solutions booklet (https://essif-lab.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/essif-booklet-22a.pdf) - the eSSIF-Lab subgrantees project descriptions booklet...
In the VCDM, the term 'subject' is only **defined** in relation to claims, not in relation to credentials. Since a VC is a (non-empty) collection of claims, the phrase "subject...
[Section C](https://www.w3.org/TR/vc-data-model/#subject-holder-relationships) of the VCDM (subject-holder relationships) informs readers that IF (a particular subject-holder relationship exists), THEN (some specific things can be done). In practice, though, verifiers need to establish...
The spec defines "holder" as: "an entity that is in possession of a [credential](https://hyperledger.github.io/anoncreds-spec/#term:credential). In many use cases, the holder is also the identity [subject](https://hyperledger.github.io/anoncreds-spec/#term:subject)." Since the term "entity" isn't...
I don't think of myself as a newbie to DIDs (VCs, and SSI stuff), but nevertheless I find it difficult to grasp the ideas behind this (and some other) repo's....
For (candidate) standards documents, it is a good practice that whenever a version is ratified or otherwise assigned some state, this is mentioned in the document itself with the date...