chat.yakka.ban

A member is barred from a server. Authority-written (ADR 0006). Enforcement is layered (ADR 0008): the mint refuses new credentials immediately and the realtime tier cuts the socket at once, but credentials already held live out their 2h TTL — the protocol has no revocation (Law 2). A ban is therefore effective within the TTL everywhere, and instantly where we serve.

Repository @yakka.chat did:plc:wpjoy2orkqq5m65vq7gg7liz namespace authority
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expiresAt

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When the ban lapses. Absent means indefinite.

reason

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Moderator-facing note. Service-observed, never cryptographic evidence — commits are deniable (Law 5, ADR 0009).

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  • A ban issued by a room owner or moderator. Lives in the issuer's repo.

  • Bans a user from a space (their content is hidden and they cannot post). Only honored when authored by the space owner or a moderator. Lives in the moderator's repo.

  • A user banned from a world.

  • An audit log entry for a moderation action taken by the community. Enforcement is the space authority declining to issue credentials, and this records that it happened.

  • Something the viewer does not want to hear from — a space, a server, or a person. Personal state in the viewer's own settings space (ADR 0017). A mute is a presentation preference, never access control: it hides, and hiding is not gating (Law 1).