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blog.brookie.vault.info

What a vault is called. The protocol gives a space no name of its own — a space type declaration names the type, so every vault of this type would read alike — so the name lives here, inside the space, where it travels with it and any client can read it.

Repository @brookie.blog did:plc:v46ojbiop5ebs5h7gaomixcc namespace authority
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Properties

description

string

What this vault is for, shown to people it is shared with.

  • maxLength: 512

name

requiredstring

Display name, e.g. 'Work notes'.

  • maxLength: 128

updatedAt

string · datetime

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