world.ptah.temp.role

A stage role vs a performance of that role. The Opening of the Mouth was performed on a type of figure — the Role is the type. The Character instance is the specific statue that gets its mouth opened.

Repository @ptah.world did:plc:l45z35sxxjuobp5q65a5vu22 namespace authority
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Authoritytemp.ptah.world
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record · key tid

Properties

authorshipRecord

string · did

Permanent link to the role's creator. Provenance travels.

The AT URI of the single Character record designated as the authoritative expression of this role. When present, this is the canonical instance.

Governs how the canonicalCharacterReference behaves over time.

  • knownValues: fixed | updatable | community

The canonical standing of this role within its world.

  • knownValues: world.ptah.temp.defs#canonicalStatusOfficial | world.ptah.temp.defs#canonicalStatusCommunity | world.ptah.temp.defs#canonicalStatusApocryphal

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

Timestamp of role creation.

creatorDID

requiredstring · did

Who defined this role in the protocol.

What this role is in the world's context — its narrative function, its archetypal weight.

  • maxLength: 10240
  • maxGraphemes: 1024

How instances of this role are governed.

  • knownValues: openInstance | approvedInstance | singleInstance

name

requiredstring

What this role is called.

  • maxLength: 640
  • maxGraphemes: 64

If sourceType is publicDomain, the specific source material.

  • maxLength: 10240
  • maxGraphemes: 1024

The intellectual property origin of this role.

  • knownValues: world.ptah.temp.defs#sourceTypeOriginalIP | world.ptah.temp.defs#sourceTypePublicDomain

worldReference

requiredstring · at-uri

The AT URI of the world record this role exists in.

Similar lexicons

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  • A character record in The Ptah Protocol. A person, creature, or entity that exists inside a specific world. The character is not the user — the character is the world's inhabitant.

  • A shared identity template that multiple characters can embody. The type, not the instance. Defines what something fundamentally is before any specific character performs it.

  • A person, creature, or entity inside a world. Characters take actions, participate in events, and accumulate history.

  • A lore record in The Ptah Protocol. The world's history book — the accumulated narrative of what has happened. This is what separates the protocol from a game or a social feed. Games have scores. Social feeds have posts. A world has history.

  • A contribution record in The Ptah Protocol. The permission and attribution layer — governs how someone who did not create a world adds something to it, and ensures that addition is attributed, traceable, and governed by whatever rules the world originator set.