Raised in: #222 · @filvecchiato
Description
Any two accounts can be certified as commonly controlled. A certification is either public, verifiable by anyone, or private, verifiable only by an audience named when it is issued.
Motivation
Nothing in the protocol lets a user state that two of their accounts belong to the same entity. The Playground implements a proof-of-control flow by hand; the private case cannot be expressed at all.
Requirements
- Any two accounts can prove common control — that the same entity controls both.
- Public certifications are verifiable by anyone.
- Private certifications are verifiable only by a designated audience.
Tasks
Note: no RFC drafted yet.
Raised in: #222 · @filvecchiato
Description
Any two accounts can be certified as commonly controlled. A certification is either public, verifiable by anyone, or private, verifiable only by an audience named when it is issued.
Motivation
Nothing in the protocol lets a user state that two of their accounts belong to the same entity. The Playground implements a proof-of-control flow by hand; the private case cannot be expressed at all.
Requirements
Tasks
Note: no RFC drafted yet.