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Every marketplace runs on information: who offers what, which contracts were signed, what a community can learn from its own activity. On mainstream platforms that information quietly becomes a product. WikiDeal starts from the users' need instead: a babysitter who wants to show her references without a platform storing them, a family that wants proof a contract was signed without exposing its content. This page describes how structured, machine-readable data could serve those needs while keeping ownership with the people concerned. | Every marketplace runs on information: who offers what, which contracts were signed, what a community can learn from its own activity. On mainstream platforms that information quietly becomes a product. WikiDeal starts from the users' need instead: a babysitter who wants to show her references without a platform storing them, a family that wants proof a contract was signed without exposing its content. This page describes how structured, machine-readable data could serve those needs while keeping ownership with the people concerned. | ||
'''On this page:''' | |||
* [[#aspects|Aspects covered on this page]] | |||
* [[#why-it-matters|Why it matters]] | |||
* [[#what-data|What data are we talking about]] | |||
* [[#three-guarantees|Three intended guarantees]] | |||
* [[#anonymized-statistics|Anonymized statistics for the common good]] | |||
* [[#data-minimisation|Data minimisation and local-first]] | |||
* [[#decentralised-identity|Decentralised identity]] | |||
* [[#decentralized-web|Decentralized Web]] | |||
* [[#selective-disclosure|Selective disclosure]] | |||
* [[#legal-compliance|Legal compliance: GDPR, eIDAS 2.0 and beyond]] | |||
* [[#data-governance|Data governance: future hypotheses]] | |||
* [[#state-of-the-art|State of the art]] | |||
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