Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Structured Data - Revision history

AI-Admin-Assistant: Update per Thanasis feedback: simplify Selective Disclosure, add Legal compliance (GDPR/eIDAS 2.0), simplify Data Governance (keep Wikidata).

2026-06-16T17:51:20Z

Update per Thanasis feedback: simplify Selective Disclosure, add Legal compliance (GDPR/eIDAS 2.0), simplify Data Governance (keep Wikidata).

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	* [[#Decentralised identity\|Decentralised identity]] and the [[#Decentralized Web\|Decentralized Web]]		* [[#Decentralised identity\|Decentralised identity]] and the [[#Decentralized Web\|Decentralized Web]]
	* [[#Selective disclosure\|Selective disclosure]]		* [[#Selective disclosure\|Selective disclosure]]
			* [[#Legal compliance: GDPR, eIDAS 2.0 and beyond\|Legal compliance (GDPR, eIDAS 2.0)]]
	* [[#Data governance: future hypotheses\|Data governance: future hypotheses]]		* [[#Data governance: future hypotheses\|Data governance: future hypotheses]]

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	=== Selective disclosure ===		=== Selective disclosure ===

	For marketplace Transactions, WikiDeal '''is exploring''' a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_disclosure selective disclosure] model: parties would share only the data necessary to complete a Transaction~~; reputation scores would be computed locally and verified without revealing the underlying ratings;~~ and dispute resolution could proceed without exposing private communications to the operators unless legally required.		For marketplace Transactions, WikiDeal '''is exploring''' a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_disclosure selective disclosure] model: the intention is that parties would share only the data necessary to complete a Transaction, and that dispute resolution could proceed without exposing private communications to the operators unless legally required. How reputation could be presented while keeping the underlying ratings private is one of the open questions to be studied; no specific protocol is settled at this stage.

	Funders' individual contribution data '''is intended to''' stay strictly confidential. Aggregate figures (total number of funders, total CHF raised, distribution of Community vs [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] allocations) would be published transparently; individual allocations would never be disclosed without explicit consent.		Funders' individual contribution data '''is intended to''' stay strictly confidential. Aggregate figures (total number of funders, total CHF raised, distribution of Community vs [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] allocations) would be published transparently; individual allocations would never be disclosed without explicit consent.

			=== Legal compliance: GDPR, eIDAS 2.0 and beyond ===

			This research direction '''is intended to''' be developed in line with applicable data-protection and digital-identity law, not against it.

			* '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation GDPR]''' (EU General Data Protection Regulation). The principles described above (data minimisation, private-by-default, user consent, purpose limitation, the right to access and erase one's data) are meant to align with GDPR rather than merely tolerate it. Anonymized statistics '''are intended to''' rely on genuinely de-identified data so that they fall outside the scope of personal data.
			* '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIDAS eIDAS 2.0]''' (the EU regulation framing digital identity, including the European Digital Identity Wallet). The decentralised-identity work '''aims at''' staying compatible with this emerging framework, so that verifiable credentials and self-presented qualifications could interoperate with officially recognised digital identity where relevant.

			These are stated as '''design intentions and starting hypotheses''', to be confirmed with legal counsel as the project matures. Compatibility with other national and sector-specific legislation '''is intended to''' be assessed case by case.

	=== Data governance: future hypotheses ===		=== Data governance: future hypotheses ===

	The following is an '''initial hypothesis''' ~~about digital socio-politics, offered as a projection of possible results in the event of large-scale deployment~~, not as a roadmap.		The following is an '''initial hypothesis''', not a roadmap.

	If WikiDeal were deployed widely, data governance might generate broad tendencies within the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust\|Rings of Trust]]. It is possible that these tendencies would become a new form of political positioning, much as we have left and right, or conservatism and progressivism. In matters of data workflow, society might one day see, for instance, "libertarians" (favouring maximum user freedom) and "protectors" (favouring stronger built-in safeguards).

	Within such a spectrum, it is possible (not certain, and not "will be") that hosting and advertising choices would also become selectable, for example free hosting with advertising, paid hosting without advertising, and community-defined options in between. The guiding ~~hypothesis~~ is ~~that~~ protection ~~would be~~ complete by default, and ~~that~~ users could then choose to ~~reduce some protections~~ in exchange for advantages ~~offered by commercial groups~~ under citizen supervision. The point ~~would be~~ choice, with no single data ~~or advertising~~ regime imposed on everyone.		The guiding idea is simple: '''protection is complete by default''', and users could then choose, transaction by transaction, to share more in exchange for specific advantages, always under citizen supervision. The point is user choice, with no single data regime imposed on everyone. How this choice would be organised in practice is left open, to be defined later in a participative way as the project matures.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Add 18 Wikipedia reference links for scientific consistency (Linked Data, RDF, JSON-LD, Wikidata, Solid, Holochain, IPFS, DIDs, verifiable credentials, selective disclosure, local-first, surveillance capitalism, etc.); note Holochain is not blockchain-based with explanation

2026-06-16T09:49:04Z

Add 18 Wikipedia reference links for scientific consistency (Linked Data, RDF, JSON-LD, Wikidata, Solid, Holochain, IPFS, DIDs, verifiable credentials, selective disclosure, local-first, surveillance capitalism, etc.); note Holochain is not blockchain-based with explanation

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	=== Why it matters ===		=== Why it matters ===

	On most platforms today, if a service is free, the user tends to be the product: behaviour is collected, analysed, and resold. WikiDeal '''is guided by''' the opposite principle. The intention is that there is no resale of users' habits or commercial tendencies, because the data is meant to belong to the users themselves.		On most platforms today, if a service is free, the user tends to be the product: behaviour is collected, analysed, and resold (a pattern often described as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surveillance_capitalism surveillance capitalism]). WikiDeal '''is guided by''' the opposite principle. The intention is that there is no resale of users' habits or commercial tendencies, because the data is meant to belong to the users themselves.

	Put plainly, the goal is that nobody, no other [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Group]], not the Ynternet.org Foundation, not the WikiDeal operator, gets to walk into your head or your home. Your buying patterns and private commercial practices are meant to stay yours.		Put plainly, the goal is that nobody, no other [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Group]], not the Ynternet.org Foundation, not the WikiDeal operator, gets to walk into your head or your home. Your buying patterns and private commercial practices are meant to stay yours.
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	'''Published data.''' Some data is meant to be public on WikiDeal: the content of contracts the parties choose to publish, the state of a contract (signed, completed, or ended in a dispute), and aggregate usage statistics. This data is published on purpose, not collected and resold.		'''Published data.''' Some data is meant to be public on WikiDeal: the content of contracts the parties choose to publish, the state of a contract (signed, completed, or ended in a dispute), and aggregate usage statistics. This data is published on purpose, not collected and resold.

	The structured-data work '''intends to''' cover both kinds (expressing them as ~~'''~~RDF~~'''~~, ~~'''~~JSON-LD~~'''~~, and ~~'''~~Wikidata~~'''~~-linked resources) so each piece of information carries the right status and is machine-readable and interoperable. Governance of all this '''is intended to''' be decided in a '''participative context''', not dictated from above.		The structured-data work '''intends to''' cover both kinds (expressing them as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Description_Framework RDF], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON-LD JSON-LD], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikidata Wikidata]-linked resources, in the spirit of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linked_data Linked Data] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web Semantic Web]) so each piece of information carries the right status and is machine-readable and interoperable. Governance of all this '''is intended to''' be decided in a '''participative context''', not dictated from above.

	=== Three intended guarantees ===		=== Three intended guarantees ===
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	WikiDeal '''is designed to be guided by''' minimising the platform's access to user data. Where mainstream platforms treat user data as a primary asset, collecting, analysing, and monetising it, WikiDeal '''intends to''' treat data as belonging to users, held only in trust, for minimum periods, in minimum quantities.		WikiDeal '''is designed to be guided by''' minimising the platform's access to user data. Where mainstream platforms treat user data as a primary asset, collecting, analysing, and monetising it, WikiDeal '''intends to''' treat data as belonging to users, held only in trust, for minimum periods, in minimum quantities.

	The architecture WikiDeal '''is exploring''' is local-first: wherever possible, data would be stored on users' own devices, and only the minimum necessary information would be transmitted to shared Infrastructure. As an initial hypothesis, a babysitting agreement signed by both parties would live on the devices of the family and the babysitter, while the platform Infrastructure would hold only a cryptographic proof that the agreement was signed, not its content, unless both parties consent to shared storage.		The architecture WikiDeal '''is exploring''' is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local-first_software local-first]: wherever possible, data would be stored on users' own devices, and only the minimum necessary information would be transmitted to shared Infrastructure. As an initial hypothesis, a babysitting agreement signed by both parties would live on the devices of the family and the babysitter, while the platform Infrastructure would hold only a cryptographic proof that the agreement was signed, not its content, unless both parties consent to shared storage.

	This direction is technically challenging (it requires careful design of conflict resolution, backup, and recovery) but it '''aims at''' changing the data power relationship: a platform cannot sell data it does not have. The intention is that, even when WikiDeal eventually serves many babysitters, tutors, and freelancers, it would not have built a surveillance corpus of intimate human behaviour.		This direction is technically challenging (it requires careful design of conflict resolution, backup, and recovery) but it '''aims at''' changing the data power relationship: a platform cannot sell data it does not have. The intention is that, even when WikiDeal eventually serves many babysitters, tutors, and freelancers, it would not have built a surveillance corpus of intimate human behaviour.
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	=== Decentralised identity ===		=== Decentralised identity ===

	WikiDeal '''is evaluating''' decentralised identity approaches (DIDs, verifiable credentials) that '''aim at''' enabling trust between strangers without a central identity database. As above, a babysitter's qualifications and reputation could be held by the babysitter, presented on demand, and verified without the platform storing the underlying data. This research is ongoing through the WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs\|Living Labs]] programme.		WikiDeal '''is evaluating''' decentralised identity approaches ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_identifier decentralised identifiers, DIDs], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verifiable_credentials verifiable credentials], part of the wider [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-sovereign_identity self-sovereign identity] field) that '''aim at''' enabling trust between strangers without a central identity database. As above, a babysitter's qualifications and reputation could be held by the babysitter, presented on demand, and verified without the platform storing the underlying data. This research is ongoing through the WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs\|Living Labs]] programme.

	=== Decentralized Web ===		=== Decentralized Web ===
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	The goal being explored (user-owned, consent-based, portable data) could be approached through several paths, kept here as research references rather than adopted building blocks:		The goal being explored (user-owned, consent-based, portable data) could be approached through several paths, kept here as research references rather than adopted building blocks:

	* '''[https://solidproject.org Solid ~~Pods~~]''' (Tim Berners-Lee's model of personal data stores, where each user owns their data and grants applications scoped, revocable access).		* '''[https://solidproject.org Solid]''' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_(web_decentralization_project) Wikipedia]), Tim Berners-Lee's model of personal data stores ("Pods"), where each user owns their data and grants applications scoped, revocable access.
	* '''[https://holochain.org Holochain]''' (an agent-centric ~~distributed~~ framework where each participant keeps their own validated data ~~and shares it peer-to-peer~~, with no global ledger).		* '''[https://holochain.org Holochain]''' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holochain Wikipedia]), an '''agent-centric''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer peer-to-peer] framework where each participant keeps their own validated data, with no global ledger. Note: Holochain is '''not [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockchain blockchain]-based'''; instead of one shared ledger maintained by global consensus, each agent holds its own hash chain and data is shared over a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_hash_table distributed hash table].
	* '''[https://ipfs.io IPFS]'''~~-style~~ content addressing, and, where genuinely useful, distributed ledgers.		* '''[https://ipfs.io IPFS]''' ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_System Wikipedia]), content addressing, and, where genuinely useful, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_ledger distributed ledgers].
	* '''Third-party / federated hosting''', where structured data could live on a trusted third-party server chosen by the user.		* '''Third-party / federated hosting''', where structured data could live on a trusted third-party server chosen by the user.

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	=== Selective disclosure ===		=== Selective disclosure ===

	For marketplace Transactions, WikiDeal '''is exploring''' a selective disclosure model: parties would share only the data necessary to complete a Transaction; reputation scores would be computed locally and verified without revealing the underlying ratings; and dispute resolution could proceed without exposing private communications to the operators unless legally required.		For marketplace Transactions, WikiDeal '''is exploring''' a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_disclosure selective disclosure] model: parties would share only the data necessary to complete a Transaction; reputation scores would be computed locally and verified without revealing the underlying ratings; and dispute resolution could proceed without exposing private communications to the operators unless legally required.

	Funders' individual contribution data '''is intended to''' stay strictly confidential. Aggregate figures (total number of funders, total CHF raised, distribution of Community vs [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] allocations) would be published transparently; individual allocations would never be disclosed without explicit consent.		Funders' individual contribution data '''is intended to''' stay strictly confidential. Aggregate figures (total number of funders, total CHF raised, distribution of Community vs [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] allocations) would be published transparently; individual allocations would never be disclosed without explicit consent.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Full rewrite v2: reintegrate all relevant content (RDF/JSON-LD/Wikidata/Solid/Holochain/IPFS/DIDs as research leads + 2 observatories), 2-regime data model, 0 em-dashes, all claims as aims at/intends to/initial hypothesis, governance hypotheses in conclusion, tech-neutral as starting point

2026-06-16T09:42:16Z

Full rewrite v2: reintegrate all relevant content (RDF/JSON-LD/Wikidata/Solid/Holochain/IPFS/DIDs as research leads + 2 observatories), 2-regime data model, 0 em-dashes, all claims as aims at/intends to/initial hypothesis, governance hypotheses in conclusion, tech-neutral as starting point

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Deep rewrite: honest R&D framing (aims at/is guided by), 0 em-dashes, private vs published data regimes, removed subscription pitch + tech name-dropping + Wikimedia facts + invented hosting/ad model

2026-06-16T06:49:30Z

Deep rewrite: honest R&D framing (aims at/is guided by), 0 em-dashes, private vs published data regimes, removed subscription pitch + tech name-dropping + Wikimedia facts + invented hosting/ad model

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Merge Decentralized-Data into Structured Data (per Theo): add data minimisation/local-first, selective disclosure, decentralised identity (DIDs)

2026-06-15T18:27:34Z

Merge Decentralized-Data into Structured Data (per Theo): add data minimisation/local-first, selective disclosure, decentralised identity (DIDs)

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	The guarantees above are not just policy — they rest on deliberate technical choices. WikiDeal's Structured Data layer publishes information as '''RDF, JSON-LD and Wikidata-linked''' resources, enabling semantic interoperability, federated search, and machine-readable transparency, in line with the original Semantic Web vision.		The guarantees above are not just policy — they rest on deliberate technical choices. WikiDeal's Structured Data layer publishes information as '''RDF, JSON-LD and Wikidata-linked''' resources, enabling semantic interoperability, federated search, and machine-readable transparency, in line with the original Semantic Web vision.

			==== Data minimisation & local-first architecture ====

			WikiDeal is designed from the outset to '''minimise the platform's access to user data'''. Where mainstream platforms treat user data as a primary asset — collecting, analysing, and monetising it — WikiDeal treats data as '''belonging to users''', held only in trust, for minimum periods, in minimum quantities.

			The architecture is '''local-first''': wherever possible, data is stored on users' own devices, and only the minimum necessary information is transmitted to shared Infrastructure. A babysitting agreement, once signed by both parties, lives on the devices of the family and the babysitter. The platform Infrastructure holds a '''cryptographic proof''' that the agreement was signed, but '''not the content''' of the agreement itself unless both parties consent to shared storage.

			This architecture is technically challenging — it requires careful design of conflict resolution, backup, and recovery — but it fundamentally changes the data power relationship: '''the platform cannot sell data it does not have'''. Advertisers cannot be served on data the platform cannot access. And when WikiDeal eventually serves millions of babysitters, tutors, and freelancers worldwide, it will '''not''' have created a surveillance corpus of intimate human behaviour.

			==== Selective disclosure ====

			For marketplace Transactions, WikiDeal uses a '''selective disclosure''' model: parties share only the data necessary to complete that Transaction; reputation scores are computed locally and verified by the platform without revealing the underlying ratings; and dispute resolution can proceed without exposing private communications to the platform operators unless legally required.

			Funders' individual contribution data is likewise kept strictly confidential. Aggregate figures (total number of funders, total CHF raised, distribution of Community vs [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards\|Cash Rewards]] allocations) are published transparently; individual allocations are never disclosed without explicit consent.

			==== Decentralised identity (DIDs & verifiable credentials) ====

			WikiDeal is evaluating '''decentralised identity''' systems (DIDs, verifiable credentials) to enable trust between strangers without a central identity database. A babysitter's qualifications, background-check results, and reputation history could be '''held by the babysitter themselves''', presented to families on demand, and verified by the platform '''without the platform storing the underlying data'''. This research is ongoing through the WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs\|Living Labs]] programme.

	On top of that open, linked-data foundation, WikiDeal works in the context of the '''[[#Decentralized Web (DWeb)\|Decentralized Web (DWeb)]]''':		On top of that open, linked-data foundation, WikiDeal works in the context of the '''[[#Decentralized Web (DWeb)\|Decentralized Web (DWeb)]]''':

AI-Admin-Assistant: Expand per Theo audio: plain-language user angle (you are not the product), 3 data guarantees (private by default / per-transaction / choose Rings of Trust), participative policy spectrum + hosting/ads choice, anonymized statistics, then strategic tech choices (Solid Pods, Holochain, DWeb with/without blockchain, link to Blockchains & Decentralized-Data)

2026-06-15T16:24:47Z

Expand per Theo audio: plain-language user angle (you are not the product), 3 data guarantees (private by default / per-transaction / choose Rings of Trust), participative policy spectrum + hosting/ads choice, anonymized statistics, then strategic tech choices (Solid Pods, Holochain, DWeb with/without blockchain, link to Blockchains & Decentralized-Data)

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-{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal organizes its information so computers can read and connect it easily — like labelling every box so anyone can find what is inside.}}
+{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal organizes its information so computers can read and connect it easily — like labelling every box so anyone can find what is inside. But the most important rule is simple: '''your data belongs to you'''. You decide who can see it. On WikiDeal, you are not the product.}}
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-=== What is it? ===
+=== Why it matters — in plain words ===
-=== How it works on WikiDeal ===
+On most platforms today, '''if it's free, you are the product''': your data is collected, analysed, and resold. WikiDeal is built on the opposite principle. There is no resale, no surveillance business model. You pay a small subscription ([[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Subscription|CHF 1/month]]) — and in exchange '''you are not the merchandise'''. That is the core difference.
-=== Decentralized Web (DWeb) alignment ===
+Concretely, Structured Data exists so that '''users have the guarantee that they are inside trust networks ([[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust|Rings of Trust]]) where they themselves decide whether or not to share their data'''. Three guarantees sit at the heart of this:
-* '''[https://solidproject.org Solid]''' — Tim Berners-Lee's project for personal data stores ("Pods"), where each user owns their data and grants applications scoped, revocable access. WikiDeal's consent-based, decentralized data sharing follows the same principle: linked data that stays under user control.
+# '''Private by default.''' Your data is '''not''' accessible — not by other [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups|User Groups]], not by the Ynternet.org Foundation, not by the WikiDeal operator. Nobody sees it unless '''you''' explicitly grant access. Access is opt-in, scoped, and revocable.
-* '''[https://holochain.org Holochain]''' — an agent-centric, distributed framework where each participant keeps their own validated data and shares it peer-to-peer, without a global ledger. This matches WikiDeal's goal of consent-based track records and trust built gradually within communities, rather than through a central surveillance database.
+# '''Per-transaction control.''' For each specific transaction, you decide what to reveal and to whom. You can share more for a high-stakes deal, less for a casual one — the choice is yours, transaction by transaction.
-* '''DWeb / IPFS-style content addressing''' — open, verifiable, location-independent data that can be queried and connected across systems.
+# '''Choose your trust circles.''' You can affiliate with the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust|Rings of Trust]] you actually trust for data sharing. For example: a User Group offering a '''hosting service for tenants and landlords''' can store a member's structured data — photos of the dwellings they want to rent out, plus account and bank details — on a '''third-party server''', because the user chose to trust that Ring. Sharing follows the trust relationship the user opted into, not a platform-wide default.
-By expressing its data as RDF / JSON-LD / Wikidata-linked resources, WikiDeal keeps the door open to interoperate with Solid Pods, Holochain agents, and other DWeb infrastructures as they mature — so the platform's information remains open, portable, and owned by its community rather than locked into a single provider.
+=== A participative range of data policies ===
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-'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]]
+'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:Data/Decentralized-Data|Decentralized Data]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:Data/Blockchains|Blockchains & Smart Contracts]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust|Rings of Trust]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Decentralized Web (DWeb) alignment section: Solid, Holochain, IPFS-style content addressing (per Theo)

2026-06-15T16:21:41Z

Add Decentralized Web (DWeb) alignment section: Solid, Holochain, IPFS-style content addressing (per Theo)

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	=== How it works on WikiDeal ===		=== How it works on WikiDeal ===
	Data is published in open, linked formats so it can be queried, connected, and verified by other systems and the wider web. This supports transparency and interoperability across portals and partners. The specific schemas and integration points are documented progressively as the platform evolves.		Data is published in open, linked formats so it can be queried, connected, and verified by other systems and the wider web. This supports transparency and interoperability across portals and partners. The specific schemas and integration points are documented progressively as the platform evolves.

			=== Decentralized Web (DWeb) alignment ===
			WikiDeal's Structured Data layer is designed to be compatible with the broader '''Decentralized Web (DWeb)''' movement — the effort to rebuild the web on open, user-controlled, peer-to-peer foundations rather than centralized silos. Three reference initiatives guide this alignment:

			* '''[https://solidproject.org Solid]''' — Tim Berners-Lee's project for personal data stores ("Pods"), where each user owns their data and grants applications scoped, revocable access. WikiDeal's consent-based, decentralized data sharing follows the same principle: linked data that stays under user control.
			* '''[https://holochain.org Holochain]''' — an agent-centric, distributed framework where each participant keeps their own validated data and shares it peer-to-peer, without a global ledger. This matches WikiDeal's goal of consent-based track records and trust built gradually within communities, rather than through a central surveillance database.
			* '''DWeb / IPFS-style content addressing''' — open, verifiable, location-independent data that can be queried and connected across systems.

			By expressing its data as RDF / JSON-LD / Wikidata-linked resources, WikiDeal keeps the door open to interoperate with Solid Pods, Holochain agents, and other DWeb infrastructures as they mature — so the platform's information remains open, portable, and owned by its community rather than locked into a single provider.

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2026-06-13T20:44:51Z

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AI-Admin-Assistant: LOT 3: fill EN innovation fiche (migration)

2026-06-13T18:38:37Z

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-'''Structured Data''' — WikiDeal socio-economic innovation.
+{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal organizes its information so computers can read and connect it easily — like labelling every box so anyone can find what is inside.}}
-''Here is a first content idea for this page.'' structured data. This page describes the innovation, its intention, and the context in which it fits within WikiDeal's model.
+{{NotApproved}}
-''Reference language: English. This is a starter page — content to be expanded.''
+== Structured Data (Linked Data) ==
-See also: [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Phase 1 migration: Gov/R&D portal (starter content, authorized by Theo 2026-06-13)

2026-06-13T17:56:44Z

Phase 1 migration: Gov/R&D portal (starter content, authorized by Theo 2026-06-13)

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'''Structured Data''' — WikiDeal socio-economic innovation.

''Here is a first content idea for this page.'' structured data. This page describes the innovation, its intention, and the context in which it fits within WikiDeal's model.

''Reference language: English. This is a starter page — content to be expanded.''

See also: [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]]