social.grain.privateGallery
One private gallery, anchored on its author's account. The space key is the gallery's rkey. The author writes the gallery, its items and its photos; members only read them.
Details · space
| Kind | space |
|---|---|
| Authority | grain.social |
| Indexed |
Space
space · key anyShown at sign-in
name
stringPrivate gallery
Collections
collections
array · nsidThe record collections clients of this space type use. A space: scope covers these unless it names its own.
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 above; authority, skey, collection, action and manage narrow or widen that. From the Atproto Spaces proposal (0016).
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social.grain.group
spaceA group's pool of galleries: the photos its members put in, and their favourites and comments on them, held together as one space. The group is its authority and its space key is self. Each member's records stay in their own repo; the space says who may read them, which is the group's members. A favourite or a comment belongs here rather than in the public repo for the same reason the photos do: in the public repo it would name a private gallery to the whole network.
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Assemble a gallery that lives in a permissioned space. Read from the repos that hold it at request time — space records never reach a firehose, so none of this is in the index.
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The viewer's own private galleries, read from the spaces their PDS holds. Authors only: a space tells its members nothing about itself, so an account added to someone else's gallery cannot enumerate it and needs the link.
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An owner's private ATGallery media Library and album organization.
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Create a gallery that lives in a permissioned space (proposal 0016) rather than in the public repo. The gallery, its photos and its items are written to the author's space repo, and only the accounts named in members can read them.