The only required property in a DID document is id, so that is the only statement guaranteed to be in a DID document.
DID is little more than list of defined names and their intended usage. It's not automatically bad, but it's just a skeleton without any meat. In some sense, DID is pre-emptive standard template. If new identity protocols write their standard to be convertible to DID, then they end up having systems that can interact (after some testing) if when their methods intersect.
DID is little more than list of defined names and their intended usage. It's not automatically bad, but it's just a skeleton without any meat. In some sense, DID is pre-emptive standard template. If new identity protocols write their standard to be convertible to DID, then they end up having systems that can interact (after some testing) if when their methods intersect.