Notes
Occasional posts about the project. Older posts are kept at their original addresses, with a notice where they have been overtaken.
What the five implementations actually proved
The paper now says explicitly that its interoperability result describes a revision that no longer exists. Deleting the claim would have been wrong; leaving it unqualified would have been worse.
v0.3.0: one canonicalization core, and a licence that permits adoption
Five hand-maintained ports become one Rust core with five bindings. The project also relicensed to Apache-2.0 and CC BY 4.0, because the old licence forbade the thing the roadmap was built around.
First draft of the HTMLTrust paper: Toward Decentralized Trust and Verifiable Content on the Web
The April 2026 announcement of the founding HTMLTrust draft paper, kept online as a record. Superseded: this describes an early draft, and the paper was never published as this post claimed.