rm framework

docs/overview.mdx

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 Rarimo is a privacy-first (zk) social protocol designed to facilitate the development of a new generation of social apps. Traditionally, social apps have had to balance user privacy against engagement. Rarimo resolves this tradeoff by enabling users to interact anonymously while maintaining a history of their actions, connections, and identity attributes. With Rarimo, users can selectively disclose specific information while keeping other aspects of their social graph private.
 
 The Rarimo Protocol is built on three foundational components:
-- **Self-Issued Identity Framework**: This ensures that only verified, real individuals can participate in social apps, enhancing trust and authenticity.
+- **Self-Issued Identity**: This ensures that only verified, real individuals can participate in social apps, enhancing trust and authenticity.
 - **Private Social Graph**: This infrastructure supports private yet verifiable social interactions, allowing users to engage without compromising their privacy.
 - **RariMe App**: This is a self-sovereign wallet for managing your identity, giving users full control over their personal data.
 
 Let's explore these components in detail to understand how the Rarimo Protocol operates.
 
-## Verifiable self-issued identity framework
+## Verifiable self-issued identity
 
 Creating a pseudonymous account without linking it to a real person is easy, but such identities often lead to issues like fake accounts (Sybil attacks) that disrupt social interactions.