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-====== Welcome to FX Demo WIKI ======
+====== Welcome to the DIDO Solutions Wiki ======
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+===== Contact Us =====
-==== Contact Us: ====
+> Email
-   ; Email
+>> [[mailto:info@didosolutions.com|Contact DIDO Solutions]]
-       : [[mailto: info@dido.org | Contact Dido Solutions ]]
+> Website
+>> [[https://didosolutions.com/|DIDO Solutions]]
-==== About ====
+===== About =====
-The term Distributed Immutable Data Objects (DIDO) refers to the underlying technologies that support distributed data and computation across a network of peers, using consensus algorithms to maintain integrity and consistency. After the publication of Satoshi Nakamoto’s paper //Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System//
+The DIDO Solutions Wiki is the working and reference wiki for DIDO Solutions Inc. It provides a curated home for technical documentation, project materials, architectural descriptions, demonstrations, references, and related background information.
-(( S. Nakamoto, "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System," 24 May 2009. [Online]. Available: [[https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf]].
-))
-Given the exponential growth of other cryptocurrencies, there is a need to understand, in general terms, the underlying DIDO architectures and provide a framework to enable engineering due diligence of DIDOs. DIDOs are not limited to cryptocurrencies, the original blockchain, or distributed ledger technologies. DIDOs are applicable to other non-cryptocurrency domains such as supply chain, registries for birth, deaths, etc., and lists of identification and authentication (IA) acceptable certificates, including those that have been revoked. The DIDO concepts are captured within a [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.a_glossary:r:reference_architecture]], intended to represent any architectures relying on distributed networks of peers that store data and allow parallel computation. The DIDO RA is not intended as a physical “must-have” requirements list, but more as a conceptual catalogue of what “can-be”.
-==== WIKI Organisation ====
+This wiki initially focuses on the **FX Demo**, including its business context, architecture, requirements, models, demonstration scripts, decisions, references, and supporting materials.
-The DDS Foundation WKI site is organised into private and public areas.
-  : **[[dido:private|Private Area]]**
-    : for internal use only, and is never intended for migration from the site
-  : **[[dido:public|Public Area ]]**
-    : is a sandbox/development area. The information here is ultimately intended for public consumption
- [[dido]]
-  : **Note**
+This wiki supports both human readers and machine-assisted analysis. Organize pages using stable, clean, externally referenceable URIs wherever possible. Major concepts, sections, models, decisions, and reusable explanations should have their own wiki pages so external documents, presentations, semantic models, and AI-assisted tools can cite, review, reuse, and reference them.
-    : Follow this link to the official DDS [[https://www.dds-foundation.org/| Foundation site]].
+===== Wiki Organization =====
+The DIDO Solutions Wiki is organized into private and public areas.
+> **[[private:start|Private Area]]**
+> For internal DIDO Solutions use only. This area may include working drafts, internal planning notes, administrative material, unpublished project details, and other material not intended for public distribution.
+> **[[public:start|Public Area]]**
+> For material intended for public or external consumption. This area should contain reviewed and curated content suitable for customers, partners, collaborators, demonstrations, publications, and external references.
+> **[[private:03-fdis-ra:01-fxdemo:start|FX Demo]]**
+> The main working and reference area for the FX Demo. This area includes architecture, requirements, models, demonstration scripts, decisions, meeting notes, references, and related documentation.
+===== Major Wiki Areas =====
+==== Public Area ====
+  * [[public:start|Public Area Home]]
+  * [[public:about|About DIDO Solutions]]
+  * [[public:references|Public References]]
+  * [[public:glossary|Public Glossary]]
+==== Private Area ====
+  * [[private:start|Private Area Home]]
+  * [[private:planning:start|Planning]]
+  * [[private:administration:start|Administration]]
+  * [[private:working-notes:start|Working Notes]]
+  * [[private:drafts:start|Drafts]]
+==== FX Demo Area ====
+  * [[private:03-fdis-ra:01-fxdemo:start|FX Demo Home]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:overview|Overview]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:business-context|Business Context]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:scope|Scope]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:stakeholders|Stakeholders]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:start|Architecture]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:requirements:start|Requirements]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:models:start|Models]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:demo-scripts:start|Demo Scripts]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:decisions:start|Decisions]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:meetings:start|Meeting Notes]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:references:start|References]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:glossary:start|Glossary]]
+===== Recommended FX Demo Structure =====
+Organize the FX Demo documentation as a family of related pages rather than one large document. This makes the material easier to cite, review, reuse, export, and use with AI-assisted tools.
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:context|Architecture Context]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:logical-view|Logical View]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:information-view|Information View]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:semantic-view|Semantic View]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:processing-pipeline|Processing Pipeline]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:security-view|Security View]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:architecture:deployment-view|Deployment View]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:requirements:business|Business Requirements]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:requirements:functional|Functional Requirements]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:requirements:non-functional|Non-Functional Requirements]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:models:sbvr|SBVR Model]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:models:tdl|TDL Model]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:models:data-model|Data Model]]
+  * [[private:fxdemo:models:message-model|Message Model]]
+===== URI and Citation Policy =====
+Pages intended for external reference should use stable, descriptive page names.
+Good examples:
+* ''/fxdemo/architecture/processing-pipeline''
+* ''/fxdemo/models/sbvr''
+* ''/fxdemo/requirements/business''
+* ''/fxdemo/decisions/use-sbvr-for-business-vocabulary''
+Avoid page names such as:
+* ''latest''
+* ''final''
+* ''new-version''
+* ''draft-v3''
+* ''misc-notes''
+The page title may change over time, but the page URI should remain stable once it has been cited externally.
+===== Notes =====
+: **Public Content**
+: Review material in the public area before using it externally.
+: **Private Content**
+: Material in the private area is for internal use only and should not be referenced from public-facing documents.
+: **FX Demo Content**
+FX Demo pages may begin as drafts but should be promoted, reviewed, and stabilized as the demonstration matures.
+: **Clean URIs**
+: The wiki should be configured to support clean, slash-based URLs for externally referenceable pages.
+===== External Links =====
+* [[https://didosolutions.com/|DIDO Solutions]]
+* [[https://www.omgwiki.org/dido/doku.php?id=start|OMG DIDO RA Wiki]]
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+© 2026 Dido Solutions, Inc. and Jackrabbit Consulting, Inc.
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