at.tensei.subscription
The subscriber reads `pipeline` as a feed. It names the subscriber's own pipeline, authored or adopted: adopting another person's pipeline copies it, with its mappings, into the subscriber's repo, and a subscription targets that copy, never the original author's configuration (§1.3). The lexicon language cannot state that the pipeline is in the subscriber's own repo, or that it is an at.tensei.pipeline record.
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Record declaring a subscription to a publication.
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Record declaring a subscription to a series.
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gg.tk.explorer.subscription
recordUse the lenses published by another account. Like a follow, it lives in the subscriber's repository.
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A subscription record in the social graph. Represents a user following a publication.
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Record declaring a subscription to an author — the sibling of site.standard.graph.subscription, which targets publications only. Following an author means wanting the books they have not written yet, so the subject is the author's DID rather than any record: a publication that does not exist yet cannot be referenced. One record per (reader, author) by convention: clients list their own repo and reuse the existing record rather than create a second (the same convention page.cavu.progress uses). T