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OID

Object Identifier.

The designating entity of a place. A universally unique identifier.

This wiki page is the first case, where the automatically added footnotes start to become recommended reading.

This ↗identifier is, in conceptual contrast to names, always chosen automatically. Typically derived from a hash over the deed-slots at least. (TODO refer to (German) tax law's archival demands and others)

(define deed-slots
  '(dc-creator       ; creator-OID see Dublin Core
    dc-date          ; creation date
    action-document  ; behavior
    body             ; serialized content
    ))

Rationale behind those deed-slots: creator, date and body are exactly the same as for paper documents. (see also " self archiving") For processes we need to acertain the behaviour in time, the contract a.k.a action-document. The equivalent of certificates (as in "paper") is a special case of such a process: the constant process, which raises an exception for any kind of modification attempt.

TBD Detail: NameSpaceDSSSL there's a function public-place we're using for that purpose.


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