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    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    I just modified the Objects article to include a chapter on object chains and merkle trees
    pls review
    https://github.com/tradle/about/wiki/Objects-on-chain
    Mark Vayngrib
    @mvayngrib
    We use the object's hash for such pointers.
    Mark Vayngrib
    @mvayngrib
    was a little ambiguous to me
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    changed, hopefully improved :sparkles:
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    I am adding this statement to the doc

    Protocol versioning

    Objects contain a version of the protocol they comply to. This way upgrade to a new protocol becomes possible.
    review?
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    Mark Vayngrib
    @mvayngrib
    this is your Christmas wish?
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    the question is whether the protocol is one for all types of objects, or
    Identity needs its own
    Mark Vayngrib
    @mvayngrib
    i love all my children equally
    there’s no way identity gets special treatment
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    u say that until they get sick, then discover that u love those that are happy and eat their candies in their corners
    or basements
    Mark Vayngrib
    @mvayngrib
    yea, but then a few days later, only the happy ones are still alive
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    take a look at the pre-drafr for our protocol
    https://github.com/tradle/about/wiki/Trade-protocol-V1
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    Hey Timo
    Timo Hanke
    @timohanke
    Hi Gene
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    :-)
    Gene Vayngrib
    @urbien
    in yesterday’s meeting with Open Mustard Seed’s Patrick there was an interesting twist on sharing data on-demand.
    Tradle today allows sharing on a very granular level, per object. Patrick suggested a scheme where an owner of the data would get the data from a secure storage, decrypt it and then launch a virtual machine / Container to provide a function to access the data. Example he gave was a function would answer a question - are you near me right now without revealing the GPS data behind it.
    This approach could be used when there is a large volume of objects and issuing permissions on per-object basis is not feasible or not privacy conscious. This applies to fitbit personal data, and to sensor data from power plants.