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ArcBlock to attend and present at DWeb Camp 2022

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DWeb Camp 2022

ArcBlock founder and CEO Robert Mao will attend DWeb Camp 2022 in Camp Navarro, California next week.

DWeb Camp is a chance to make deep connections: to builders of Web 3, to the pioneers of the World Wide Web, to global communities calling for better technologies. Set in the beautiful redwoods near the Mendocino coast of California, DWeb Camp is a five-day retreat for dreamers and builders. For those who want to create a decentralized web that is more open, private, secure and fun. DWeb Camp is a place where diverse people can freely exchange ideas about the technologies, laws, markets and agreements we need to build a better digital future.

ArcBlock’s Presentations

Among the DWeb Camp schedule, ArcBlock founder Robert Mao will present in 3 sessions. Robert will demo and give in-depth talks regarding the decentralized identity (DID), decentralized application ArcBlock has been built.

schedule

About DWeb

DWeb is a global network of builders and dreamers working to create a better, decentralized web. The web we want and deserve.

In 2015, Brewster Kahle, the founder of the nonprofit Internet Archive, was asked to present a “moonshot for the Internet” to five major US philanthropies. “We need to lock the Web open for good,” Kahle told them. “We need to bake our values into the code: security, privacy, reliability.” He challenged builders to create a new, distributed Web. ArcBlock founder Robert Mao is one of the supporters for DWeb Principle, those principles define the values of a decentralized web based on enabling agency of all peoples. It is the basis for behavioral norms and mutual accountability.

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Events

  • DWeb Camp 2022 confirmed

    A five-day retreat near California's Mendocino coast for builders of the decentralized web. Robert Mao presented in three sessions on decentralized identity and ArcBlock's decentralized application work.

Terms

  • DID

    A DID is a digital identifier. It helps its holder and a verifier establish who controls an identity and who a claim relates to. It is not a wallet, and it does not replace application accounts, sign-in methods, or permission rules.