us.off-the-clock.personal

A member's personal data: one space keyed self in the member's own repository, under their own authority, a personalspace that only its owner reads and writes. It holds the member's drafts now, and later personal data joins it under the same consent. No service follows it (D77).

Details · space
Kindspace
Authorityoff-the-clock.us
Indexed

Space

space · key any

Shown at sign-in

name

string

Off the Clock personal

Collections

collections

array · nsid

The record collections clients of this space type use. A space: scope covers these unless it names its own.

Asking for it

OAuth scope

A 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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  • A reader's private personal space (atproto permissioned data, proposal 0016): owner-only (member-list policy with no members), anchored on the reader's own DID so their PDS is also the space host, one per account under the fixed skey 'self'. Holds the reader's own activity that should not be public — where they are in a book, and the passages they've marked and written about. Annotations are at.margin.note, margin.at's W3C Web Annotation record: a foreign authority's lexicon deliberately, becaus

  • A person's private files. The owner is the authority and the only member; each tech.waow.stash.file record names one file and references its bytes as a blob.