A post with a picture
Images live inside the publication and are referred to by content, not by a link to somebody else's server.
If you can see the gradient above, the image survived packaging, upload, and extraction intact.
Images live inside the publication and are referred to by content, not by a link to somebody else's server.
If you can see the gradient above, the image survived packaging, upload, and extraction intact.
Wirepost publishes a folder of static files. Every post is signed, every file is addressed by its content, and the whole publication can be moved between hosts without changing its identity.
This post exists to be read from a real host, by a real reader, over HTTPS.
Copy this handle into a Wirepost reader:
@ten-minute-test.pages.dev
A name, not a hash — short enough to say out loud. Your reader looks it up on this domain and then checks the identity below for itself, so the name is a convenience and never the proof.
Or the full address, which also records where you started:
feed://bagaaiera6kxqfwgkcozpwr5lx4zxupmru5haxm7whqezhanc5iqllwgygu2q?seq=3&root=7d8d563ddb43f3de0e931da268ff9ce2e0d80c738cc136e4f4af5dbde318235a&web=https%3A%2F%2Ften-minute-test.pages.dev%2F
It records that you started here, at post 3. If the address ever serves an older copy of this publication than the one you were given, your reader will say so instead of quietly showing you less.
Underneath that address, this publication is one permanent identity:
feed://bagaaiera6kxqfwgkcozpwr5lx4zxupmru5haxm7whqezhanc5iqllwgygu2q — a hash of its own first record, not a domain name.
It is what your reader checks every post against, and it does not change if this page moves to
a different address.
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