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DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given _less priority_ that DID Methods that address a broad range of organizations... #17

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mwherman2000 opened this issue Dec 2, 2024 · 2 comments

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@mwherman2000
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DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given lower priority that DID Methods that address a broad range of organiations, entity types, and applications.

In effect, we're talking about what is the overall DIF business case for each particular DID Method.

Examples include (from a business case perspective):

@mwherman2000 mwherman2000 changed the title DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given less priority that DID Methods that address a broad range of organiations... DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given _less priority_ that DID Methods that address a broad range of organiations... Dec 2, 2024
@mwherman2000 mwherman2000 changed the title DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given _less priority_ that DID Methods that address a broad range of organiations... DID Methods that serve the needs of a particular company or government should be given _less priority_ that DID Methods that address a broad range of organizations... Dec 2, 2024
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Hello. I honestly find this difficult to measure, it is also a kind moving target as usage of DID methods is varying constantly.

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mwherman2000 commented Dec 4, 2024

It needs to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis - based on the scope (cluster) for the DID Method.

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