Rashid Aziz: Extending ATproto for private data - ATProto Community
Private, non-shared data in repo? · bluesky-social atproto · Discussion #3363
I have a use-case for keeping private data in a repo, i.e. data that does not leave the repo via the standard sharing mechanisms, and before I leap into modifying the code to support it, I'd li...
Guide for migrating your app to atproto
This is a quick response to this post @anniesexton.com on Bluesky Please do edit and point to other resources If you have an existing database powered app, here is a rough guide to thinking about migrating to atproto Figure out which data is private, this will stay in your database Figure out what the main data is. Look around for an existing lexicon or create your own. When creating new records, write them to the user PDS. You’ll need to start aggregating your lexicon types from the ne...
Permissioned data on atproto — pick your depth
A private room in a place with no walls: how engineers are adding permissioned data to atproto. Read it plain-language or technical.
What if permissioned data but then public though
Transitioning data from permissioned to public?
discourse.atprotocol.communityIs this a thing? Something about private data on AT Proto, where a person could purchase content and have a copy of said content injected into their Private Data, so it could not be removed without their consent? I’m thinking “I’ve bought a copy of a book, and now the book blob lives in my PDS”
Mostly withholding judgement on @attie.ai but an important question for me that I haven’t seen asked: Are the primitives atproto records? Will the non-public parts be stored in permissioned repos? Can I ship an Attie competitor that uses all of the users’ same data without touching Attie itself?
continuing to build up our permissioned data protocol! this one asks what a bucket actually is and where the data that constitutes a bucket is stored. it argues for maintaining the atproto ethos in the permissioned data protocol as always, looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Permissioned Data Diary 3: Your Bucket, My Data
dholms.leaflet.pubThis is a radically different idea than the advocacy I’ve seen for “data portability” and ”data sovereignty”. It’s a *restructuring* of power rather than small adjustments to existing structures. atproto and local-first, both in their own ways, demonstrate what such a restructuring can look like.
Orion Reed
We need to structurally separate user data from applications so that applications become *users* of data rather than *containers* for it.
NEW BLOG! After closely following atproto permissioned data, my take: what if an "atproto repository" is the base thing and there's more than one way to sync it? Based on @ipv.sx's take and grounded in a real-world Streamplace use case: how do I make a video private, then public?
What is an atproto repository?
iameli.leaflet.pubPrivate & Permissioned Data
ATProto Private & Permissioned data
Arbiter Progress Report 4 - Zicklag's Leaflets
Arbiter Progress Report 3 - Zicklag's Leaflets
Arbiter Progress Report 2 - Zicklag's Leaflets
Arbiter Progress Report 1 - Zicklag's Leaflets
The Arbiter - Group Management for Permissioned Spaces and Beyond - Zicklag's Leaflets
Habitat & permission spaces for organizations - building [at] habitat
