One identity, explicit entry
An account may be recognised across approved Starseed applications, but each new membership and context requires a visible choice.
Membership before mechanics
Recognition without silent exposure.
Starseed Social is intended to become the shared membership home for the network. Membership and OIDC boundaries are accepted; the first synthetic identity proof is being built before any personal records are stored.
Non-negotiable foundations
Membership begins with consent.
Private until shared
Profiles, relationships, activity, and location begin private. Visibility is granted per field and per context, not assumed network-wide.
Contribution has provenance
Work, knowledge, stewardship, and capital remain attributable without turning participation into a single reputation score.
Leave without losing yourself
Members need understandable export, revocation, deletion, and context-leaving paths before durable social data is introduced.
Delivery boundary
Build trust in the same order as capability.
- Now
Public foundation
Product boundaries, the first network language, responsive pages, and repository workflow.
- Accepted
Membership and identity contracts
Identity ownership, roles, visibility, consent, lifecycle, OIDC boundaries, recovery, export, and deletion.
- Build next
Development identity proof
Two relying parties, explicit app membership, separate sessions, revocation, and server-enforced authorization with synthetic data only.