Add audience section to the spec #876
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This was discussed during the #did meeting on 09 January 2025. View the transcriptw3c/did-core#876wip: 876 adds audience section to the document. Mostly borrowed Michael's text. |
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This addresses #870.
I largely used the proposed text from that issue, but rewrote the first sentence. It could probably use some wordsmithing.
Also I wasn't sure on the title. Audience, Intended Audience, Target Audience?
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