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A DDO MUST have exactly one top-level context statement. This statement MUST be the first line in the JSON object. (This is not strictly necessary under JSON-LD but required for DDOs.) The key for this property MUST be @context.
** A DDO MUST have exactly one top-level context statement. This statement MUST be the first line in the JSON object. (This is not strictly necessary under JSON-LD but required for DDOs.) The key for this property MUST be @context.
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* Guardian (Required If No Proof of Ownership) - A guardian is an identity owner who creates and maintains an identity record for a dependent who is not in a position to hold or control the necessary cryptographic keys (e.g., a parent creating an identity record for a child). In this case, there are no owner keys to represent the ultimate identity owner. So the DDO needs to assert the identity of the guardian. The rules for a guardian are:
* [DID Guardian] (Required If No Proof of Ownership) - A [DID Guardian] is an identity owner who creates and maintains an identity record for a dependent who is not in a position to hold or control the necessary cryptographic keys (e.g., a parent creating an identity record for a child). In this case, there are no owner keys to represent the ultimate identity owner. So the DDO needs to assert the identity of the guardian. The rules for a guardian are:
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* [Proof of Ownership] ([REQUIRED] If No DID Guardian)- Proof of Ownership is the mechanism by which an [DID Owner] can use [Cryptography] to prove [Proof of Ownership] of a [DID] and [DDO] by virtue of publishing a set of [Public Key] or verification key descriptions.
The rules for Proof of Ownership are:
** A [DDO] that includes a [DID Guardian] [MAY] have exactly one owner.
** A [DDO] that __does not__ include a guardian [MUST] have exactly one owner.
** The key for this property [MUST] be owner.
** The value of this key [MUST] be an array where each member of the array is a key description of a valid public key or verification key.
*** If this array contains more than one key description, each key description [MUST] include a property with the key id whose value is a DID reference consisting of the primary DID and a DID fragment.
*** This DID reference uniquely identifies this key description. 
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