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Expand Up @@ -4228,6 +4228,29 @@ <h3>Censorship resistance</h3>
</ol>
</section> <!-- censorship -->

<section>
<h3>Environmental</h3>
<ol>
<li>
Does the DID method require higher levels of compute or network resources
than other (DID or non-DID) approaches that provide a similar level of
privacy, control, and security?
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<li>
Does the DID method allow for use of sustainably generated power where possible?
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Can you measure or reliably infer energy usage and environmental impacts that
may arise from utilization of the DID method? Can such impacts be forecast
to account for growth in adoption over time?
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Does the DID method enable digital replacement of legacy paper based approaches
or other methods that may have significant environmental impacts?
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</ol>
</section> <!-- Environmental -->

<section>
<h3>Uncategorized</h3>
<ol>
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