Summary of the Gordian Developer Meeting: July 5th, 2023 #114
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This was a Europe-friendly meeting (held earlier in the day). The main topics were:
Return to URs & Animated QRs
Blockchain Commons has some new docs on using URs & Animated QRs
Blockchain Commons has also produced a video on Animated QRs
We want to spread the word about the functionality!
UR Experiences
Thunderbiscuit:
Found UR through Hummingbird
Might Be Able to Support Cashu:
Feel like URs could benefit from having their own website/something, that isn't as interlinked with the rest of the Blockchain Commons work.
Making Specs into Standards
There was encouragement that Blockchain Commons should push UR spec and especially Animated QR spec into a standard as soon as possible, before we get competing specs.
There's a bit of a tricky question about WHERE to publish them to the biggest audience, since not all are Bitcoin
What's needed most?
A Lifehash Use Case
Lifehash is now in Sparrow
The Use Case:
BIP-38 Seeds, 24 words + one-word passphrase
UX Issue: Users were creating wallets & making a typo on the passphrase
So: Lifehash! as you enter passphrase
Visual cue that's easier than just displaying the master fingerprint
Great solution for BIP38, which we've found was a big vulnerability for Bitcoin loss
Some concerns that if we use too many lifehashes, for too many different things, we'll make them less understandable for users
(Lifehash is part of the OIB, of Object Identification Block, and we'd love to see more usage of that wider bit of content.)
IETF 117
Blockchain Commons will be at IETF 117
Self-Sovereignty
One of the foundations of Blockchain Commons; working on new articles
Self-sovereign computing is one such. It offers a new metaphor: you're on a journey on a digital sea, and you want to be the captain, not a passenger. And together we can form fleets to support each other.
Gordian SeedTool 1.6
Demo of CSR
GST Now includes Envelopes for distributing/storing data.
Creating a seed includes metadata, such as creation date and note.
Now can distribute a Private Key as an Envelope
Because it's an Envelope you can add more info or elide old info
Similarly, you can backup Seed as a Gordian Envelope
Similarly, you can backup with SSKR as a Gordian Envelope
This is the first big advantage of CSRs: we can recover metadata because it uses Envelope.
And it's a great first look at why Envelope is crucial.
Standardization Questions
What forms should we standardize?
BIP 38? 85? 384?
What metadata should we standardize?
329?
Next Time
We'll be Asia-friendly times in August.
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