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diff --git a/issues/add-log-tooling.md b/issues/add-log-tooling.md
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-**Title:** Add log tooling </br>
-**Date:** 2021-12-09 </br>
-
-# Summary
-Add a command-line utility that makes log interactions easy.
-
-# Description
-This issue require design considerations before getting started.  Minimum
-functionality probably includes the ability to do relevant formatting (like
-outputting serialized blobs to be signed or ASCII key-value pairs for
-submission), as well as an "upload" command that is smart enough to wait for
-inclusion with regards to a cosigned tree head.  It would also be good to think
-about how to make uploads convenient if there are multiple submissions.
-
-(Remark: there is no strict requirement that this has to be in Go.  If anyone
-wants to work on tooling in, say, rust or python, that would be welcomed too.)
diff --git a/issues/add-verify-tooling.md b/issues/add-verify-tooling.md
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-**Title:** Add verify tooling </br>
-**Date:** 2021-12-09 </br>
-
-# Summary
-Add a command-line utility that makes log verification easy.
-
-# Description
-This issue requires design considerations before getting started.  The goal is
-to have a verify tool that checks if some data is signed and transparency logged
-without any outbound network connections.  It should be possible to configure
-which policy to use for known logs and required witnesses.
-
-(Remark: there is no strict requirement that this has to be in Go.  If anyone
-wants to work on tooling in, say, rust or python, that would be welcomed too.)
diff --git a/issues/fix-available-endpoints b/issues/fix-available-endpoints
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-The latest round of proposals updated endpoints.  Changes are needed in
-
-	pkg/type/endpoint.go
-
-so that the following endpoints are up-to-date:
-
-	- EndpointGetTreeHeadLatest (remove)
-	- EndpointGetTreeHeadToSign (s/to-sign/to-cosign/)
diff --git a/issues/fix-requests b/issues/fix-requests
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-The requests for Leaves, InclusionProof, and ConsistencyProof in pkg/requests
-needs to be updated to reflect that we are not longer HTTP POSTing get-*
-endpoints.  See 2022-01-04-proposal-get-endpoints for further details.
diff --git a/issues/implement-proof-verification.md b/issues/implement-proof-verification.md
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-**Title:** Implement proof verification</br>
-**Date:** 2021-12-20 </br>
-
-# Summary
-Implement verification of inclusion and consistency proofs in `pkg/types`.
-
-# Description
-Inclusion and consistency proof verification have yet to be implemented.  For
-algorithms, see RFC 6962.  Avoid bringing in an external dependency for this.
diff --git a/issues/implement-ssh-signing-format.md b/issues/implement-ssh-signing-format.md
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-**Title:** Implement SSH signing format</br>
-**Date:** 2021-12-20 </br>
-
-# Summary
-Implement SSH signing format for statements and tree heads.
-
-# Description
-Sigsum decided to adopt the SSH signing format for both statements and tree
-heads, see
-	[proposal](https://git.sigsum.org/sigsum/tree/doc/proposals/2021-11-ssh-signature-format.md).
-Implementation is relatively straight-forward: update `ToBinary()` for
-`Statement` and `TreeHead` and add relevant unit tests.
diff --git a/issues/simplify-ascii-pkg b/issues/simplify-ascii-pkg
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-The current ASCII package implements general key-value parsing for types.  It
-is more complicated than it needs to be, especially since we have so few types.
-
-Consider replacing the general ASCII package with something simpler.  For
-example, just parse values into
-
-	type Map map[string][]string
-
-and add methods to dequeue a value for a key.  Each type could then extract its
-own values without too much code duplication.