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| kerione-on-keri-a-way-not-to-reveal-more-personal-info-than | article | On KERI: a way not to reveal more personal info than you need to | https://blogs.harvard.edu/doc/2020/10/22/keri/ | Doc Searls | quiet | 2026-10-14 | 2020-10-22 | 2020 | intro | informative | public | A blog post by Doc Searls on how people disclose only what a situation calls for offline while online identity is less orderly. He draws on Kim Cameron's laws of identity and presents KERI as a promising approach to digital credentials, with links to resources, while noting he is still learning about it. For general readers. | Doc Searls | keri-one-resources | 1 | 0 |