Hackers' Pub

Syntax	Description	Examples
`"` keyword `"`	Finds the string within quotes, including spaces. Case-insensitive. (Escape quotes inside with `\"`)	`"Hackers' Pub"`
`from:` handle	Finds content written by the specified user.	`from:hongminhee` `from:hongminhee@hollo.social`
`lang:` ISO 639-1	Finds content written in the specified language.	`lang:en`
`#` tag	Finds content with the specified tag. Case-insensitive.	`#HackersPub`
condition condition	Finds content that satisfies both conditions on either side of the space (logical AND).	`"Hackers' Pub" lang:en`
condition `OR` condition	Finds content that satisfies at least one of the conditions on either side of the OR operator (logical OR).	`#HackersPub OR "Hackers' Pub" lang:en`
`(` condition `)`	Combines the operators within the parentheses first.	`(#HackersPub OR "Hackers' Pub" OR "Hackers Pub") lang:en`

W3C Developers @w3cdevs@w3c.social

3/5/2026, 9:06:22 AM

Public

@w3cWorld Wide Web Consortium invites implementations of "Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.1". DIDs enable verifiable digital #identity without relying on central authorities. #timetoimplement
▶️ https://www.w3.org/TR/did-1.1/

A DID is a simple text string consisting of three parts: 1) the 'did' URI scheme identifier, 2) the identifier for the DID method and 3) the DID method-specific identifier.

Feedback welcome: https://github.com/w3c/did/issues

A simple example of a decentralized identifier (DID):
did:example:123456789abcdefghi
"did:" is the Scheme
"example:" is the DID method
"123456789abcdefghi" is the DID Method-Specific Identifier

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