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Dan | Icebreaker
@web3pm
Just got my google attestation from my former Eng director too!! Gotta collect em all
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Roberto Bayardo 🎩
@bayardo.eth
How does that work exactly?
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Dan | Icebreaker
@web3pm
Anyone who verifies email domain using Icebreaker automatically gets a Verified: domain EAS credential Once you have a verified credential, you can attest to anyone else having worked there using the UI. It will then generate another verified attestation and equip it to their profile, with a note in the context field tracing the origin back to you (as opposed to email verification). There will be a "Dispute Company" flow in the future that will allow for downvoting untruthful attestations. Sort of like a very very slow version of blockchain consensus
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Dan | Icebreaker
@web3pm
@bayardo.eth it’s so new that I haven’t had time to add it to the non-icebreaker attestation pages yet (ie, it should be possible for me to attest to your farcaster or LinkedIn profile using the same logic, just a different wallet address) Otherwise I would give you both Google and coinbase attestations now All this will be doable by cast action in the future too
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🔵 kate.base.eth
@kate
@web3pm I think this is a good start. Let's assume I attest with my Coinbase email and then I start attesting people to Coinbase. How useful is that data? When somebody has Coinbase attestation, does it mean they worked there? do they still work there? are they a full-time employee? were they a contractor? were they an intern, a partner vendor? Does it simply represent affiliation with the company? What are the use cases that this attestation would be helpful when it is this broad by definition?
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