chat.yakka.member
Membership of a server, written by the member into the server's directory space. Join *is* the write (ADR 0005): there is no separate roster to keep in step, because the directory's writer set converges to the exact roster by construction. Leaving is deleting this record.
Details · record, key literal:self
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | literal:self |
| Authority | yakka.chat |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key literal:selfSimilar lexicons
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click.aligned.chat.member
recordSomebody whose published conversations this collective vouches for. One record per member, written to the collective's own repo by the account owning the authorising domain. The reader walks these to know whose repos to render: a list has to live somewhere, and putting it on atproto rather than on the server is what keeps the reader working when the server is not. The record says nothing about what the member published, and carries no permission — being listed here is not what allows somebody to
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fyi.opensocial.membership
recordGrants a member their roles, in the members space. Written by the group authority; the record key is the member's DID. Writes are bounded by the writer's assignable roles. Creating one admits one waiting to join and decides their request; deleting one ejects the member.
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fyi.opensocial.acceptance
recordThe member's side of membership, written by the member into the members space. Gates appearing in the roster, not access.
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dev.knotless.orgAcceptance
recordA member's side of an organization's membership: that they accepted its invitation, and are a member while they keep it.
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chat.yakka.grant
recordOne member holds one role. Authority-written (ADR 0006) — a member cannot grant themselves a role, which is why this is not self-written the way membership is. The mint reads these to decide gated-channel credentials (ADR 0007).