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13 changes: 7 additions & 6 deletions did-git-spec.md
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Expand Up @@ -339,7 +339,8 @@ To create a git-did, you must create a `did/repo.did` file that looks like this:
// these keys.
"<key-id of controller 1>",
"<key-id of controller-2>",
"<key-id of controller-n>",
"<key-id of controller-n>"
]
}
```

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}
}
```
The commit adding your DID document should be signed by the key associated
private key of the public key referenced in the DID document.
The commit adding your DID document should be signed by the private key
associated with the public key referenced in the DID document.

### Read

Expand All @@ -408,15 +409,15 @@ add the "id" member to what is rendered to the user.
#### Repository DID

There aren't currently any keys associated with the respository, so there will
ne no need to update the Public Keys in the DID document. The process to
be no need to update the Public Keys in the DID document. The process to
change the maintainers or the canonical endpoint should be defined in the
`did/governance.md` file.

#### Contributor DID

To update a Contributor DID document, update the current DID document in the
repository and rename the file to reflect the new public key. Once all changes
have been made commit and sign with the private key of the DID document before
have been made, commit and sign with the private key of the DID document before
it was changed.

### Delete (Revoke)
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -527,7 +528,7 @@ DIDdir requires that the root folder and all child folders be readable,
writable, and executable by only the owner. All files must only be readable and
writable by the owner. On Linux that means the folders are 700 and files are
600. All implementations must check both folder and file permissions and raise
and error/exception if any of the files are not correct.
an error/exception if any of the files are not correct.

#### Default User DIDdir

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