fyi.opensocial.tab
A tab's own space, keyed by the tab's namespace: where it keeps what it makes when it has no place of its own — docs, drafts. The group keeps it, and its readers are exactly whoever can see the tab. Each writer's records are in their own repo in the space.
Details · space
| Kind | space |
|---|---|
| Authority | opensocial.fyi |
| Indexed |
Space
space · key anyShown at sign-in
name
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Asking for it
OAuth scopeA client asks for access to spaces of this type with this scope. On its own it covers your own spaces, with any key, and reading, creating, updating and deleting records in the collections the scope names; authority, skey, collection, action and manage narrow or widen that. From the Atproto Spaces proposal (0016).
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