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Five Mental Models of Identity by Joe Andrieu ( joe@legreq.com ), Legendary Requirements; Nathan George ( nathan@sovrin.org ), Sovrin Foundation; Andrew Hughes ( andrewhughes3000@gmail.com ), ITIM Consulting; Christophe MacIntosh ( cm@clearmatics.com ), Clearmatics; and Antoine Rondelet ( ar@clearmatics.com ), Clearmatics Abstract Engineers of identity systems, both digital and non-digital, have assumptions and requirements that often lead to fundamentally different ideas about useful solutions. One’s preferred use cases establish mental models tailored to those uses, which in turn shape discu
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