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Proposal 4 Background  \n2. Proposal 4 Examples  \n3. Proposal 4 toToIP Trust Spanning Layer Task Force  \n4. Conclusions  \nPROPOSAL 4 BACKGROUND  \nDIDCOMM ARCHITECTURE REFERENCE MODEL  \nAnd DIDComm Notation  \nThis whitepaper is neither a W3C, DIF, Sovrin Foundation, nor ToIP  \npublication-unofficial, official, or otherwise.  \nDIDCOMMAGENT DIDCOMM NOTATION  \nDIDComm Message  \nDIDComm Message  \nVERIFIABLE CREDENTIAL SENDER-RECEIVER MODEL  \nReceiver Agent Sender Agent  \nDIDComm Message  \nDIDComm Message Attachment (Business Card Verifiable Credential)  \nDIDCOMM-ARM: LAYER 6  \nPROPOSAL 4 EXAMPLES  \nIIW36 DEMOS:  \nWEB 7.0 DIDCOMM-ARMAND  \nWEB 7.0 TRUST SPANNING LAYER FRAMEWORK","cbCaihWedfi1NqiC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihWedfi1NqiC","pdf",5997495,27,"English","# Proposal 4 Background\n## Proposal 4 Examples\n## Proposal 4 to ToIP Trust Spanning Layer Task Force\n## Conclusions","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary focus of Proposal 4?\",\"answer\":\"Proposal 4 focuses on the Web 7.0 Trust Spanning Layer Framework, detailing its DIDComm architecture, notation, and verifiable credential sender-receiver model.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the author of this proposal?\",\"answer\":\"The proposal is authored by Michael Herman, who is a Self-Sovereign Blockchain Architect, Developer, and Futurist.\"},{\"question\":\"Is this document an official publication by major standards organizations?\",\"answer\":\"No, this whitepaper is an unofficial publication and not an official W3C, DIF, Sovrin Foundation, or ToIP publication.\"}]","Web 7.0 Proposal 4 - ToIP Trust Spanning Layer Framework | PDF",1789198023,9]