app.thesocialwire.publicationPrefs
User-defined display preferences for a discovered standard.site publication. The publication list itself is derived from the user's ATProto follow graph (app.bsky.graph.follow records) — this record stores only the organizational preferences that are not expressed in the protocol: folder assignment, display order, and visibility.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
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| Record key | tid |
| Authority | thesocialwire.app |
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Record
record · key tidProperties
ISO 8601 timestamp when this prefs record was created.
maxLength: 64
folderId
stringThe rkey (TID) of the app.thesocialwire.folder record this publication is assigned to. Omit or set to null to leave the publication in 'All Publications'.
maxLength: 512
The at-uri or canonical URL identifying the publication. Used to correlate this prefs record with a discovered publication.
maxLength: 8192
sortOrder
integerPosition of this publication within its folder (or in 'All Publications' if unfoldered). Lower values appear first.
default: 0
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app.thesocialwire.folder
recordA named folder for organizing publication subscriptions in The Social Wire.
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site.standard.publication
recordA publication record representing a blog, website, or content platform. Publications serve as containers for documents and define the overall branding and settings.
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A reader's personal sidebar preferences: the top-level arrangement of list groups and ungrouped subscriptions (one level deep), which groups are collapsed, how automatic sort orders subscriptions, and which primary nav items are hidden. A singleton record (rkey `self`).
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Marks a site.standard.publication as the one PageHare manages for this author. site.standard.publication is shared with other apps and its url can change (subdomain rename, custom domain), so PageHare finds its own publication through this pointer rather than by matching the url, and listing this collection enumerates PageHare publications. The rkey mirrors the publication's rkey.