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In today's online environment, people attend various kinds of activities, exhibit different digital presence, build personal digital reputations, issuing and receiving feedbacks from online communities being involved with. These diverse information sources once aggregated can provide a valuablefuture reference for personal online digital identity and credits check. The primary objective of this paper is to propose a systematic framework for aggregating online identity and reputation information, to provide a holistic approach to personal online behavioral ratings. Major contributions include: An identity aggregation mechanism based on social dependency network is proposed, a smart contract management framework referring to personal online ratings based on the aggregated digital identity, an experiment implementation based on blockchain technology, with illustrative examples and theoretical evaluations to the proposed approach.
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