ANS-112: Digital Content Provenance Records #31
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This PR offers ANS-112, a standardized format for content provenance records. An (impermanent) demo of an application implementing the present version of the specification has been devised by @joshbenaron.
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👏 👏 👏 👏 Would be cool to see this in https://specs.g8way.io so the community could 🪧 STAMP 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 |
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| A provenance proof is valid if and only if: | ||
| - `Data-Protocol` is `DCPR`. |
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Should this be Provenance-Confirmation?
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Set `Data-Protocol` to `Provenance-Confirmation`
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This PR offers ANS-112, a standardized format for content provenance records.
An (impermanent) demo of an application implementing the present version of the specification has been devised by @joshbenaron.