Who owns the world you built? Not you. Not yet. When money flows through creative work, the platform decides who gets paid. I built protocol infrastructure where the splits live in the records themselves. The math is the math. #ATProto ptah.world/writing/who-owns-the-world

Who Owns the World You Built? Nobody — and That's the Point.

Every day, millions of people build worlds online. The Ptah Protocol asks a different question: what if the world belonged to the people who built it?

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"I don't know what this is but it looks cool as f**k! I wanna build a world!" Protocol infrastructure ain't gotta be scary. Build things. Keep credit. That's it. ptah.world #NoKings #ATProto

The Ptah Protocol

Open infrastructure for creative authorship on the AT Protocol. Fifteen record types for world-building, attribution, lineage, and rights across any media.

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I also really like the button on the site that rephrases it for people who don't know what Lexicons are and never will. Excited to see what the AppView ends up looking like

This is the kind of shit that drew me to this protocol. The idea of being in an active web of social networks while everything lives in one big folder you alone can control and can selfhost, sharing things without giving up control over the data or needing to run entire social media like ActivityPub

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What if your D&D campaign didn't die when the group fell off? Every character. Every session. Every wild moment y'all still talk about. SAVED. Credited. Portable. Your world outlives the campaign. As it should. ptah.world #DnD #TTRPG #ATProto

What if your D&D campaign didn't die when the group fell off? Every character. Every session. Every wild moment y'all still talk about. SAVED. Credited. Portable. Your world outlives the campaign. As it should. ptah.world #DnD #TTRPG #ATProto

The Ptah Protocol

Open infrastructure for creative authorship on the AT Protocol. Fifteen record types for world-building, attribution, lineage, and rights across any media.

ptah.world

Obfuscation is gatekeeping. Ptah has 15 record types. Sounds like a lot. You need ONE to start: World. Make a world. That's it. Everything else comes when you need it. Hit the Plain English button. #ATmosphere #ATmosphereConf ptah.world

The Ptah Protocol

Open infrastructure for creative authorship on the AT Protocol. Fifteen record types for world-building, attribution, lineage, and rights across any media.

ptah.world

Two different people saw Ptah today. Both immediately said: “GAMES!” Games are shared state. Everyone agreeing what happened. That's literally what this protocol does. Y'all gonna build some WORLDS?! 👀 ptah.world #TTRPG #ATProto

The Ptah Protocol

Open infrastructure for creative authorship on the AT Protocol. Fourteen record types for world-building, attribution, lineage, and rights across any media.

ptah.world

Learning and growing inside the #ATProto system is so interesting. So many people being creative all at once is inspiring AND a constant adjustment. But that keeps it lively! Learning. 😂

"Nobody owns the infrastructure." That ain't a slogan. That's how it works. Your world. Your characters. Your history. YOURS. Portable. Permanent. Credited. No platform owns your creative work. Period. ptah.world #NoKings

The Ptah Protocol

Open infrastructure for creative authorship on the AT Protocol. Fourteen record types for world-building, attribution, lineage, and rights across any media.

ptah.world

The Ptah Protocol — open world infrastructure for ATProto. Eight record types for world-building, competitive events, and narrative provenance. Every record carries permanent attribution. Every contribution traces back to who made it. Schemas are live on the network. Built on #Blacksky. ptah.world

The Ptah Protocol

Open world infrastructure for the AT Protocol. Eight record types for world-building, competitive events, and narrative provenance.

ptah.world