org.hypercerts.context.acknowledgement

Acknowledges a record (subject) or its relationship in a context. Created in the acknowledging actor's repo to form a bidirectional link. Examples: a contributor acknowledging inclusion in an activity, an activity owner acknowledging inclusion in a collection, or a record owner acknowledging an evaluation.

Repository @hypercerts.org did:plc:s4puetfspot742ai7y4otuel namespace authority
Details · record, key tid
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Record keytid
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Indexed

Record

record · key tid

Properties

acknowledged

requiredboolean

Whether the relationship is acknowledged (true) or rejected (false).

comment

string

Optional plain-text comment providing additional context or reasoning.

  • maxLength: 10000
  • maxGraphemes: 1000

context

union

Context for the acknowledgement (e.g. the collection that includes an activity, or the activity that includes a contributor). A URI for a lightweight reference or a strong reference for content-hash verification.

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

Client-declared timestamp when this record was originally created.

Optional cryptographic signatures attesting to this record's content.

subject

requiredref

The record being acknowledged (e.g. an activity, a contributor information record, an evaluation).

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