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title: "ACDC Task Force meeting, 2021-02-15"
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date: "2021-02-15"
year: 2021
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# ACDC Task Force meeting, 2021-02-15

Following up on the MkDocs repository setup, the task force selected use cases and set next tasks: proposals for chaining semantics with syntax, assuming a verifiable credential basis, with each use case expressed in each proposal and the proposals iterated. An open question was whether the syntax should support trees and DAGs (directed acyclic graphs) rather than only linear chains, and whether it should also support cyclical graphs.

Labels: reading level Practitioner; evidence official (a statute, a regulator's document, or a standards body's own page).
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