Should we restrict Social Agent Reigstration discovery to AA of that social agent?

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Needs clarification
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No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by locating the Social Agent Registration discovery rules and the definitions of the End-user, social agent, and authorisation agent in the specification. Done means resolving whether discovery is restricted and recording the decided access rule in the relevant specification text.

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Currently, any application acting on behalf of the End-user (social agent) would be able to discover social agent registrations created for them by other agents (starting from WebID of those agents). Should we restrict it to only AA of that social agent?

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