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Then when you want to use the AT protocol without a webserver, you would have to set a DNS entry (CNAME) that points to a service like Bluesky. So for users wit

by mg 3y ago

Then when you want to use the AT protocol without a webserver, you would have to set a DNS entry (CNAME) that points to a service like Bluesky. So for users without a web server, it would stay the same amount of work. And for others it would be just echo 'my metadata' | ssh myhost "cat > /my/web/dir/at_identity.json"

aaomidi 3y ago
But why
blitzar 3y ago
> And for others it would be just + hosting the server + admin the server + securing the server + keeping the server up all the time For trivially small amounts of data it seems a massive waste of time and effort. If however, you are storing and verifying identity of 100's+++ of users within said domain then hosting that makes sense (pgp for email should probably work this way).