app.standard-reader.labeler.service
Registers a Standard Reader labeler. This record is the single source of truth for a labeler: its identity, where to reach its label server, how it presents, and its label-value definitions. Indexed off the network like any other record (the owner of the record is the labeler's author); the label server itself only answers com.atproto.label.queryLabels / subscribeLabels.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | tid |
| Authority | labeler.standard-reader.app |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key tidProperties
avatar
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description
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DID of the labeler — the `src` on its labels (and whose key signs them).
displayName
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policies
refOrigin serving this labeler's com.atproto.label.queryLabels / subscribeLabels.
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app.standard-reader.subscribeLabeler
procedureSubscribe the calling reader to a labeler service (writes an app.standard-reader.labeler.subscription record to their repo; legacy readers may still have an app.standard-reader.labelerSubscription record, which is migrated on next subscribe).
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Subscribes the reader to a labeler service (like adding a Bluesky moderation service). Presence of the record means subscribed; deleting it unsubscribes. The rkey is derived from the labeler DID so each labeler maps to a single record.
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Subscribes the reader to a labeler service (like adding a Bluesky moderation service). Presence of the record means subscribed; deleting it unsubscribes. The rkey is derived from the labeler DID so each labeler maps to a single record. Successor to app.standard-reader.labelerSubscription, nested under the labeler NSID group.
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Declares that this account operates a Colibri labeler and describes the badges it issues. The Colibri equivalent of `app.bsky.labeler.service`. Labels themselves stay standard `com.atproto.label` labels, served from the `#atproto_labeler` service endpoint in this account's DID document.