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naaate
@naaate
Do you know how I could patch something together now to do attestations for a collaborative project? Like: project owner attesting to those working on the project, those working on it attesting to their own contributions and others agreeing to those contributions, etc.
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Steve Dakh
@dakh.eth
@naaate probably best to test on sepolia https://sepolia.easscan.org
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naaate
@naaate
This would have been a good idea, but tried it on Optimism. Something like this? Project https://optimism.easscan.org/schema/view/0x73542629412b858cea0765f7502d507439ef644dc4d236d73e216017a64fc861 Contribution https://optimism.easscan.org/schema/view/0xfcaa7cc7e713fa471a1b50ab4926d31b6ef12f83dfd2d917889953366f5c4bf5
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naaate
@naaate
And Attest to a Contribution https://optimism.easscan.org/schema/view/0xd04fb3f4f1a70f9ba7612854d7b85e61bfd46efb0ee867f83dd9251855a76b5c It feels a bit clumsy, and you have to input the reference every time. And I'm not quite sure how to think about onchain vs offchain attestations, or revokable or not.
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Steve Dakh
@dakh.eth
You do not have to enter a reference every time. Easscan is meant to be more of a developer/verification tool like etherscan rather than the main tool for how users make attestations. Offchain makes sense when you don’t require smart contracts to verify attestations. Happy to do a call!
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Steve Dakh
@dakh.eth
Also check out speaketh.org for an example of an application built on EAS
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