work.sequential.feed.comment

A comment on a chapter or strip, or on one of its pages, slices or panels, or a reply to another comment.

Repository @sequential.work did:plc:tndzxgswtjuwylmsa5x3whwa namespace authority
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Record keytid
Authorityfeed.sequential.work
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Record

record · key tid

Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

The date and time the comment was created.

facets

array

Annotations of text: mentions, links, hashtags and styles (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, code, spoiler).

itemsref

lang

string · language

BCP-47 language tag for the text.

page

string · at-uri

AT-URI of the work.sequential.page or work.sequential.slice being commented on. Must belong to the subject chapter. Omit to comment on the whole chapter, and always omit when the subject is a strip. Replies keep the page of the comment they reply to. Use the DID form (at://did:...), not a handle.

panel

integer

Zero-based index of the panel being commented on, in the panels of the page, or of the strip when the subject is a strip. Omit to comment on the whole page or strip. Slices have no panels. Indexes can shift when the creator re-cuts panels; AppViews ignore indexes past the last panel. Replies keep the panel of the comment they reply to.

  • minimum: 0

parent

string · at-uri

AT-URI of the work.sequential.feed.comment being replied to. Omit for a top-level comment. Use the DID form (at://did:...), not a handle.

subject

requiredstring · at-uri

AT-URI of the work.sequential.chapter or work.sequential.strip being commented on. AppViews ignore comments on any other record. Comments on a page, slice or panel still set subject to the chapter or strip, so AppViews can count a work's comments without walking pages. Replies keep the subject of the comment they reply to. Use the DID form (at://did:...), not a handle.

text

requiredstring

The comment text.

  • maxLength: 10000
  • maxGraphemes: 1000

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