Identifiers
Every record the cluster makes is public, and every identifier is stated here so that anyone can check the chain directly. Every identifier on this page can be checked against the chain directly, without reference to anything the cluster says about it. The chain is the reference for what was attested; this page is a view of it.
The attestation log
Every attested work in the register, in the order of its own date — the date the work claims for itself. Each entry links to its attestation on EASscan, where the block timestamp, the attester, and the encoded data can be inspected independently. The list shows the works in their own time; the chain shows the moment each was recorded.
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Pinned works
Where a copy of a work is held, it is pinned to IPFS so that it remains retrievable if its canonical host disappears. The pinned copy and the on-chain reference together give the work two forms of persistence: the register records that it existed, and the pin keeps it available.
Each entry below opens the file in the browser through the cluster's dedicated IPFS gateway. Files are fingerprinted with a SHA-256 hash, and the hash is recorded with the attestation, so a reader who holds a copy can check it against the register.
The changelog
Changes to the schema, additions to the register, and revisions to this page are recorded in the log at amykellam.com/log.html. The Commoning-specific entries are the ones tagged with this cluster.
When a change is made to the cluster's infrastructure — a new schema registered, a schema description updated, a Safe created — the change is noted here with its date and the relevant on-chain identifier.
How to verify anything on this page
Every claim on this page can be checked against the chain. The two schemas are registered on Celo and viewable on EASscan. Every attestation has a UID, and each UID resolves to a page showing the raw data, the signer, and the block in which the record was written.
If the record on EASscan says something different from this page, the chain is authoritative. This page is a convenience.