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Receiving Party on the modes of accessing the Resource.
* __Share Requirements__ - Protocol-specific restrictions on the modes
of accessing the Resource.
* __Trusted Server__ - An OCM Server that is considered trustworthy by
another OCM Server, based on out-of-band information, federation
membership or prior interactions, SHOULD be recorded in an internal
registry of trusted servers, that SHOULD be updated over time based
on new information. The registry SHOULD include the FQDN of the
trusted server and the Public Key used for HTTP Signatures. It MAY
also include additional metadata such as the inviteAcceptDialog URL
or supported capabilities.
* __WAYF Page__ - A Where-Are-You-From page is a discovery service used
to identify the OCM Server of an Invite Receiver.
* __Directory Service__ - A third-party service that exposes a list of
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