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Issue Comment created on issue 85 <br>
Issue Title: Simple & Complex Subject Identifiers: why not use "aliases" construct defined in secevents draft spec?
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https://github.com/openid/sharedsignals/issues/85 <br>
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Comment: I think that once we realized that the Aliases format does not carry the same semantic information as the Complex format, the issue was dropped. That is, you _could_ put all of the Simple subjects that make up a Complex subject into an Aliases format
instead, but you would no longer know whether each Simple subject referred to a user, a group, a tenant, etc. What about @independentid 's original comment that sparked this thread? Should we consider changing `complex` format to `ssf-complex` to make it less
likely to conflict with something else?
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