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- the fingerprint of a proposal (if both parties agree that it need not be non-repudiable)
- the fingerprint (as above) plus the digital signature and identity information of the
assuring party (q.v.) that is countersigning a proposal already signed by the user
- the fingerprint (as above) plus the digital signature and identity information of the
user that is countersigning a proposal already signed by the assuring party (q.v.)
Technically, this corresponds to a small piece of metadata in RDF (Resource Description
Framework) format that may optionally include a DSig 2.0-compliant
signature.
