Namespace guide / Destinations
.destination
Where you go: businesses, ministries, schools, homes, realms and real places with time frames.
Example: portal://rome.destination
The rules
- A destination is a specific place. It may stand alone, like rome.destination, or sit inside a realm, like newjerusalem.heaven.realm.
- A destination may offer time frames, such as 30 AD, today, or a depicted future. Every past and future frame is a reconstruction or depiction, never literal time travel.
- Its WORLD record lists the time frames it offers and its default. If a visitor asks for a time that is not offered, the nearest offered frame loads and the visitor is told.
Who may register
Any person or organization with a verified Jubilee ID. Jubilee reserves famous places.
Verification: Standard plus SOURCE review.
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.
- WORLDThe scenes, supported modes and any time frames the place offers, with its default.
- 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.