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IxVenture’s Position on DOM iFrames as Human-Machine <> Digital-Legalese Interfaces
IxVenture is investing in multiple recursive (iFrame) Document Object Model (DOM) formats because we believe DOMs represent the next stage after print-digitized legal formalization: natively-digital legal formalization.
By supporting the development of multiple legally-regimented DOM formats, IxVenture is building toward a world where organizational and contractual logic can be expressed as interoperable “script-database” objects.
Browsers have shown how much closer to an ongoing consensus ad idem, an ongoing event-driven software experience, a DOM legal agreement can become compared to the essentially just a digital copy of the technological limitations of historical documentation methods. These historic methods didn’t have the technological ability to realtime trace the parties ongoing legal dynamics but the jurisprudence is clear that a contract is the ongoing relationship that must be traced in hindsight if taken to court.
Many of the DOM stacks we’re building use the Hierarchical Script-Database “SeedTree” kernel solution invented by IxVenture co-founder, bestape. (Compare: a DOM kernel has a framework’s amount of impact in a compression smaller than a library).
From this object orientation, we believe very much that iFrames should be expressed as NFT interdata objects.
Links
- Hierarchical Script-Database kernel invention
- SeedTree syntax invention
- Lex.Clinic Research uses a GitHub hosted DOM sans-framework
- IxVenture.Studio uses a GitHub hosted DOM with a Jekyll framework
- This DOM uses IPFS but is also an NFT (OpenSea etc. hosted) DOM sans-framework | note: now blocked by OpenSea's CORS policy
- ⤷ The 'iNFT' IPFS NFT DOM shared above still hosted by OpenSea (they must, to render the iFrame) but the unblocked raw hosting
- This work-in-progress uses an NFT (OpenSea etc. hosted) DOM sans-framework but with a SeedTree-kernel | note: blocked by iFrame policy
- ⤷ The 'uxNFT' SeedTree NFT DOM shared above still hosted by OpenSea (they must, to render the iFrame) but the unblocked raw hosting | note: inspect and run 'x' on console to interact with the SeedTree object
