social.coves.community.acceptance

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A community's attestation that it accepts a post. Written only by the community's key holder, automatically once admission checks pass - machine attestation, not human approval. The community is implicit in the repository this record lives in. The record key is deterministic: the unpadded lowercase base32 encoding of the SHA-256 digest of the canonical subject AT-URI (fixed 52 characters, always rkey-safe), so a post has exactly one acceptance rkey per community, concurrent writers converge idempotently instead of allocating duplicates, and re-acceptance after an author edit is an update of this same record in place. Repo placement attributes authorship as vouched for by a verifying relay or a direct DID-resolved PDS fetch; firehose events themselves carry no commit-signature proof. If the author deletes the subject post, the community host deletes this acceptance on observing the tombstone; consumers treat an acceptance whose subject is gone as inert.

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A community's attestation that it accepts a post. Written only by the community's key holder, automatically once admission checks pass - machine attestation, not human approval. The community is implicit in the repository this record lives in. The record key is deterministic: the unpadded lowercase base32 encoding of the SHA-256 digest of the canonical subject AT-URI (fixed 52 characters, always rkey-safe), so a post has exactly one acceptance rkey per community, concurrent writers converge idempotently instead of allocating duplicates, and re-acceptance after an author edit is an update of this same record in place. Repo placement attributes authorship as vouched for by a verifying relay or a direct DID-resolved PDS fetch; firehose events themselves carry no commit-signature proof. If the author deletes the subject post, the community host deletes this acceptance on observing the tombstone; consumers treat an acceptance whose subject is gone as inert.

Record Key any Any valid record key

Properties

createdAt string datetime Required

Timestamp when the post was accepted

subject ref com.atproto.repo.strongRef Required

Strong reference to the accepted post, pinning the exact accepted version. If the author edits the post the CID no longer matches and the post is pending re-acceptance; clients and AppViews MUST NOT auto-render the new CID under the old acceptance.

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{
  "description": "A community's attestation that it accepts a post. Written only by the community's key holder, automatically once admission checks pass - machine attestation, not human approval. The community is implicit in the repository this record lives in. The record key is deterministic: the unpadded lowercase base32 encoding of the SHA-256 digest of the canonical subject AT-URI (fixed 52 characters, always rkey-safe), so a post has exactly one acceptance rkey per community, concurrent writers converge idempotently instead of allocating duplicates, and re-acceptance after an author edit is an update of this same record in place. Repo placement attributes authorship as vouched for by a verifying relay or a direct DID-resolved PDS fetch; firehose events themselves carry no commit-signature proof. If the author deletes the subject post, the community host deletes this acceptance on observing the tombstone; consumers treat an acceptance whose subject is gone as inert.",
  "key": "any",
  "record": {
    "properties": {
      "createdAt": {
        "description": "Timestamp when the post was accepted",
        "format": "datetime",
        "type": "string"
      },
      "subject": {
        "description": "Strong reference to the accepted post, pinning the exact accepted version. If the author edits the post the CID no longer matches and the post is pending re-acceptance; clients and AppViews MUST NOT auto-render the new CID under the old acceptance.",
        "ref": "com.atproto.repo.strongRef",
        "type": "ref"
      }
    },
    "required": [
      "subject",
      "createdAt"
    ],
    "type": "object"
  },
  "type": "record"
}

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