us.off-the-clock.community.policy
A space's policy, which members accept before they read or write anything else there. Authored by the community identity in the content space it governs; records by anyone else are ignored. The record with the newest key is the current policy, identified by its URI and CID; an update is a new record, and removing the policy deletes every one.
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| Authority | community.off-the-clock.us |
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The policy in a sentence or a paragraph, shown above its body.
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A member's acceptance of a space's policy, in the same content space. The member has accepted the current policy while their newest acceptance there names its URI and CID; older acceptances stay as the record of what they agreed to and when.
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The community's management space: feed, label, space, pin, space settings and automod rule records that admins write, and the content warnings written beside the community's labels. Who reads and writes it is the subspace policy's member list, which the community's PDS keeps and publishes as us.off-the-clock.subspace.member records; only the community identity, its admins and the community's services can read it.
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A community content space: members' posts, their likes, reposts and postgates, calendar events and RSVPs, community profiles, the space's policy and members' acceptances of it, the community's profiles of its spaces (in the root), bookmarks with their previews, the thumbnails and originals behind posts', listings' and reviews' images, members' listings, polls with their votes, members' reviews, the space's publication with members' documents, and the content warnings members write beside their o