monster.attest.comment
A signed public comment on a URL, DOI or content hash, optionally anchored to a passage.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | tid |
| Authority | attest.monster |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key tidProperties
anchor
stringOptional selector for a passage of the subject (a text quote or a CSS selector).
maxLength: 1024
Client-declared time of the statement.
signatures
refInline signatures per the ATProtocol Attestation Specification; attest requires one from the author's device key (did:key, delegated from their passkey).
What the statement is about: an https URL (normalised: lowercase scheme and host, no fragment), a doi: URI, or a sha256: content hash written as a URI (sha256:<hex>).
maxLength: 2048
maxLength: 8000maxGraphemes: 2000
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A signed public statement by the author, optionally about a subject.
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An upvote of a URL, DOI or content hash. One live vote per author per subject; delete the record to retract. Record key: a base32 sha256 of the subject/target, so there is one per author per subject.
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monster.attest.bookmark
recordA bookmark: the author files a URL, DOI or content hash under tags, with an optional title and note. Filing is not endorsing (that is monster.attest.vote). One per author per subject; the record key is a base32 sha256 of the subject; writing again updates it; delete to remove.
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The author claims control of a website, domain, or handle on another service. A verifier places attest-proof:<record cid> where only the controller could and issues a monster.attest.verification. Record key: a base32 sha256 of the subject/target, so there is one per author per subject.
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'I know this person': the author vouches for another account. Vouching costs the voucher in trust computations. Delete to retract. Mirrors sh.tangled.graph.vouch where a subject is known there. Record key: a base32 sha256 of the subject/target, so there is one per author per subject.