Be part of 1.0 – Desirable Properties Studio public beta. Community Review Draft September 16, 2026; Version 1.0 November 13, 2026

DP Studio landing pads / Project Liberty Alliance

Desirable Properties Studio · Public beta. Pads learn from your confirms and choices (with consent), not silent profiling. Version 0.77 is open for review. The Community Review Draft milestone is September 16, 2026; Version 1.0 of The Layered Web targets November 13, 2026.

Invitation to weigh in

Project Liberty Institute

Institute colleagues: we need your research and policy record in the properties, not a paraphrase of a press release.

Project Liberty Institute is named as the home of research, policy engagement, and DSNP stewardship with academic partners. This page is a request: does our reading of that public mandate line up with how you actually work? We will adjust the pitch as you correct it.

Point us at papers, hearings, and protocol notes we should treat as corpus. Then weigh in on the DPs below, especially where civic memory, transparency, and community AI governance are still too thin.

If research stays outside the rule-set, commercial products will write the defaults. Help us encode what you already know before that happens.

Public packet only. Hypothesis marks stay until you confirm sources. Each Alliance member gets a different pitch so we can experiment. Your pad is https://desirableproperties.org/pad/project-liberty-institute (hyphens optional). Direct link to this tab: https://desirableproperties.org/pad/project-liberty-institute?tab=partners

WebsiteAlliance page

Collaborative Alliance layer

Shared space with Project Liberty, Project Liberty Labs, Georgetown University, Stanford University, and ETH Zurich. Guild for coordination that does not require joining the Institute's layer. Bridges between public sources. Co-signed MPA on data agency.

Directory partners

  • Project Liberty – Restore agency in the digital age by giving people ownership and control of their personal data.
  • Project Liberty Labs – Develop decentralized technologies that promote self-sovereign digital identity, including Frequency and the Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP).

Named public collaborators

  • Georgetown University – Named academic collaborator in Project Liberty public materials
  • Stanford University – Named academic collaborator in Project Liberty public materials
  • ETH Zurich – Named academic collaborator in Project Liberty public materials