org.tangled.graph.attestation
Attesting that I the user claim a given record over on a knot! A knot will claim that I wrote something, but it's only really tied to me if I too say that I wrote it. The 'change' field is literally the Git Object ID of the Collaborative Object (COB) change that made the knot-side record.
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| Authority | graph.tangled.org |
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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.
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A directional claim from this repository's holder about another party or record: 'we exhibited this', 'I performed on this', 'this is my work'. One-way and unapproved by default — the counterparty is never asked to accept anything. When two parties independently point at each other, any reader can compute a verified relationship from the closed loop; this is the mutual-mint primitive at professional scale. Pointing at a record with a CID pins the exact content attested to: if the target is silen
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org.tangled.graph.vouch
recordnormalized subject-DID as rkey.
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a vouch on atvouch.dev. the rkey of the record must be equal to the subject of the record, which must be a did. records that do not follow this should be considered invalid