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<h2>Evaluating Competing Considerations</h2>

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This specification does not require or suggest the use of any specific type of
<a>verifiable data registry</a>. Different use cases might result in different
requirements. Different requirements might suggest different considerations with different
trade-offs. For example, trade-offs between computation (energy usage), trust
(deference to authority), coordination (network bandwidth), or memory (physical
storage) might or might not be appropriate for any given use case. Other use cases
might not make the same trade-offs. Those that need to consider different criteria
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might not make the same trade-offs. Those that need to consider different criteria
might not make the same trade-offs. Those that need to consider different factors

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Skipping this suggestion (applied all of your other suggestions) since the DID Rubric calls these things "criteria": https://www.w3.org/TR/did-rubric/#categories-of-criteria

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I'll live with it. Constructions like "those that need x should look at y which provides x" just make me itch. You can mark this as resolved if Github lets you. (It doesn't give me that option.)

for their use case are directed to the <a
href="https://www.w3.org/TR/did-rubric/">DID Method Rubric</a>, which provides
evaluation criteria to help decision makers determine whether or not a particular
<a>DID Method</a> is appropriate for their use cases.
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