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Terminology
subject.
- DID delegate
+ DID delegate
An entity to whom a [=DID controller=] has granted permission to use a
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defined in or in the W3C [[[DID-EXTENSIONS]]].
- DID fragment
+ DID fragment
The portion of a [=DID URL=] that follows the first hash sign character
(#). DID fragment syntax is identical to URI fragment syntax.
- DID method
+ DID method
A definition of how a specific [=DID method scheme=] is implemented. A DID method is
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and deactivated. See .
- DID path
+ DID path
The portion of a [=DID URL=] that begins with and includes the first forward
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See .
- DID query
+ DID query
The portion of a [=DID URL=] that follows and includes the first question
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defined in [[?DID-RESOLUTION]].
- DID resolver
+ DID resolver
A [=DID resolver=] is a software and/or hardware component that performs the
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conforming [=DID document=] as output.
- DID scheme
+ DID scheme
The formal syntax of a [=decentralized identifier=]. The generic DID scheme
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the second colon, e.g., did:example:
- DID subject
+ DID subject
The entity identified by a [=DID=] and described by a [=DID document=].
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digital thing, logical thing, etc.
- DID URL
+ DID URL
A [=DID=] plus any additional syntactic component that conforms to the
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(with its leading # character).
- DID URL dereferencing
+ DID URL dereferencing
The process that takes as its input a [=DID URL=] and a set of input
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[[?DID-RESOLUTION]].
- DID URL dereferencer
+ DID URL dereferencer
A software and/or hardware system that performs the [=DID URL dereferencing=]
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services, file storage services, and verifiable credential repository services.
- service endpoint
+ did service endpoint
A network address, such as an HTTP URL, at which [=services=] operate on