Once more with meaning — industry paper on human-centric digital identity

The author argues that the OpenID Foundation's draft paper, "Human-Centric Digital Identity: a Primer for Government Officials," falls short in its understanding of human-centred design, and that it does not achieve its stated purpose of priming government officials. The paper treats "human" as "individual" and uses individual-, user-, and human-centric terms interchangeably, while the author holds that human-centred design should emphasise relationships and communities. The critique also says the paper's section on value-sensitive design omits human flourishing, ethics, and morality, and does not account for how values vary across communities.