APAC:

• Michael Herman shared screenshot #1 below as a way of illustrating the credential sender-receiver model. A video of this Internet Credential (InterCredential) Architecture Reference Model 0.70 ft. 4-Corner Interop Model is available here.
• Michael also shared screenshot #2 to discuss interfaces between senders and receivers in a series of protocol usages.
• We had a good discussion about Daniel Hardman's proposed "destination" element and the challenge of multiple recipients and group messaging.
  • Drummond pointed out this was intentionally put out of scope for the DIDComm V2 Working Group, but that they are keen on tackling it in a subsequent version.
  • Andor Kesselman said he plans to raise this question in the Proposal #2 discussion thread.
• At the end of the all, Drummond Reed pointed out one of the final slides in Daniel Hardman's deck (screenshot #3) that maps many of the features of the DIDComm V2 basic protocol (and other "DIDComm protocols" built on top of the basic protocol) to the ToIP stack, both at the TSP layer (Layer 2) and at the trust task layer (Layer 3). In his view, that slide could be worthy of an entire dedicated TSPTF meeting to discuss in depth — and certainly should be discussed in depth in Github Discussions.

Next week's meeting will be Proposal #3 from Wenjing Chu.