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 a separate extension element that itself has no content wouldn't tell you anything about the attesting authority.</span></div>


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<div class="">I was thinking of pseudo-XML like:</div>


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<div class=""><RegistrarInfo = InCommon></div>


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<div class=""><EntityAttibute attester = UC System></div>


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<div class=""><span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space:pre"></span><md:Attribute isPartOfCaliforniaTrustMatrix = true></div>


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<div class="">I’m probably misunderstanding the data structure here completely.  Sigh.</div>


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