us.off-the-clock.subspace.member

The published member entries of one account, keyed by the member's DID, across every subspace that publishes its members to the space holding this record. Written by the authority's host to the authority's own repo. Authoritative only in the authority's repo.

Repository @off-the-clock.us did:plc:tevv7zpavtjtsvqrrwwipobt not from the namespace authority
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Properties

spaces

requiredarray

One entry per subspace in which the account is a member.

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Properties

admin

requiredboolean

read

requiredboolean

space

requiredstring · space-ref

The subspace this entry belongs to.

write

requiredboolean

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  • us.off-the-clock.subspace.listMembers

    query not from the namespace authority

    List a subspace's member entries. Auth: OAuth as the authority with a covering read_self grant, or service auth from a subspace admin.

  • Community-wide membership, read from the subspace model: the member entries and policies the community's PDS publishes, which decide what this service shows; the PDS itself decides access (D77). A trusted service may ask about any DID; a viewer only about themselves. A non-member is an answer, not an error.

  • The community's management space: feed, label, space, pin, space settings and automod rule records that admins write, and the content warnings written beside the community's labels. Who reads and writes it is the subspace policy's member list, which the community's PDS keeps and publishes as us.off-the-clock.subspace.member records; only the community identity, its admins and the community's services can read it.

  • Grants a DID a role on a space. Only honored when authored by the space owner. Lives in the owner's repo.

  • Somebody whose published conversations this collective vouches for. One record per member, written to the collective's own repo by the account owning the authorising domain. The reader walks these to know whose repos to render: a list has to live somewhere, and putting it on atproto rather than on the server is what keeps the reader working when the server is not. The record says nothing about what the member published, and carries no permission — being listed here is not what allows somebody to