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com.cultureblocs.creative · 3- com.cultureblocs.creative.connection record not from the namespace authority A directional claim from this repository's holder about another party or record: 'we exhibited this', 'I performed on this', 'this is my work'. One-way and unapproved by default — the counterparty is never asked to accept anything. When two parties independently point at each other, any reader can compute a verified relationship from the closed loop; this is the mutual-mint primitive at professional scale. Pointing at a record with a CID pins the exact content attested to: if the target is silen
- com.cultureblocs.creative.profile record A creative's self-asserted identity. Self-assertion is the normal state, not a deficient one: the record lives in the creative's own repository, which is the claim. Third-party attestation (com.cultureblocs.creative.connection) is an optional overlay some records acquire. This is a join layer, not a registry: externalIds carry ISNI/IPI/ORCID/Auracle/Wikidata and any future scheme so identifiers held elsewhere keep their value here.
- com.cultureblocs.creative.work record not from the namespace authority A minimal, self-asserted marker: 'I made this' / 'we made this'. Deliberately tiny. It proves that this claim was made on this date by the holder of this repository — nothing more, which is exactly the claim that can honestly be made. Everything else (industry metadata, scene layers, commercial registrations, licensing terms) belongs in other namespaces that REFERENCE this record's URI rather than adding fields to it.