Namespace guide / Experiences

.book

What happens: history, events, games, movies, music and books you step into.

Example: experience://23.psalms.jsv.book

The rules

  • You state that you own or license the work. Disputes go through the takedown process.
  • Activation needs the experience package, a content rating, a rights statement, an ALIAS to the place it happens in, a SOURCE and an ENDPOINT.
  • Specifics go in standard labels beneath your name, such as concert.yourname.music or album.yourname.music.
  • Bible passages read inside out: 23.psalms.jsv.book is Psalm 23 in the JSV, and 1.23.psalms.jsv.book its first verse. bible.book is reserved by Jubilee and points to the JSV.

Who may register

The owner or licensee of the work.

Verification: Standard plus rights check.

Every account is a verified person or organization: Jubilee checks it once, before its first paid registration.

Names are never resold: a transfer goes through Jubilee, at cost.

What it needs before it goes live

The registry makes the ID, STATUS and CERT records at birth. You sign and upload the rest in the activation wizard.

  • ALIASThe destination and time frame an experience points to.
  • SOURCEWhether the content is grounded in history, grounded in Scripture, or imaginative, with citations.
  • ENDPOINTWhere the portal's session opens, with the modes and directions it offers.
  • TXT rightsRights statement: That you own or license the work.
  • TXT ratingContent rating: The rating and the minimum age.
  • TXT packageMedia or experience package: Where the package is published, with its fingerprint.