Here's a real world example of an identifier for a meme I just made using one of the linked sites in that table: https://didme.me/did:meme:1zgs0ue8me4gt3ls5uvq8

Here's a real world example of an identifier for a meme I just made using one of the linked sites in that table: https://didme.me/did:meme:1zgs0ue8me4gt3ls5uvq87n7v7ykhrvr50xhax76d6cdt2m9l2plc9jqmeg8n6 https://didme.me/did:meme:1zgs0ue8me4gt3ls5uvq87n7v7ykhrvr50... On the one hand, it seems like this is going to be (and/or is currently being) used by NFT peddlers, but on the other hand it's not like we'll be seeing less NFTs and cryptocurrency garbage if this spec dies. However, I also can't think of any interesting use-cases for this that don't involve cryptocurrency/NFT garbage. Some of the example use-cases seem range from being consumer rights and privacy nightmares, to being just uninteresting ideas that can be implemented without DID. The Transferable Skills Credentials[1] case for example seems to be trying to make a case for adding an NFT/minting schemes as a middle-man for certification programs. What value could that possibly add? Certification programs are centralized by design, so the only "gain" would be that the certification authority doesn't need to maintain a database of the certifications it gives out...or something like that? Also the "Cross-platform User-driven Sharing"[2] one reads like some sovereign citizen wet dream (in semi-broken English). Franklyn is a military war veteran with two young daughters and he is very concerned about protecting their privacy online, so he writes HIS OWN terms of service that companies need to agree with if they want to do business with him. After a long probationary period, he decides to share more information with services (like a shopping list!), but he keeps his finger on the trigger at all times (the delete my DID button) in case the company gets any ideas. I didn't realize the W3C had become such a clown show. 1: https://w3c.github.io/did-use-cases/#vcEcosystem https://w3c.github.io/did-use-cases/#vcEcosystem 2: https://w3c.github.io/did-use-cases/#crossPlatform https://w3c.github.io/did-use-cases/#crossPlatform