The spec that the Web 3.0 is needing. Same content, linked in any place, also integrated with Plugzle.
Same post/issue/content, linked in any network with JSON's "omni" array.
Sites/content/social networks that doesn't natively supports omni-link, can also link: for example, posting omni-links as a comment on your Instagram photo, which also links to same DeviantArt one.
Namecoin is already a begin of Omni-Link: a .bit domain can link to multiple sources (www, zeronet, ipfs, dat, ssb). Same for Emercoin and ENS (Ethereum Name Service).
Pages are rendered differently depending on platform (thanks to FrameworkJS). Instead of common elements, the ones you want to display only case on a specific platform (WWW, Dat, IPFS) you put into platform-specific tags.
It also enables to point different links depending on platform (on IPFS, point only to specific social networks).
A lot of use-cases can be applyed; it is platform-related localization of content and its links.
Instead of duplicating the same text on same network (Omni-Link's purpose is to duplicate content only on different platforms), it gets text from sources.
With the Recite principle, you can get text in a Markdown doc or HTML site directly from a JSON file.
- GoHugo and all site pages
- Omni-Recite in Hugo profile page (includes photo URLs with Omni-Presence)
This is a open-source and accessible spec, so you're welcome to open a issue (with criticism/suggestions) and open pull requests with improvements. Please follow our Code of Conduct before interacting or contributing.
- "omni" external scheme for Dat's Unwalled Garden spec
- Depends upon FrameworkJS modularization/components and its platform-aware rendering
- Support QRL
- bridges: deviantart+instagram+downloadedarchive+datphotoalbum
- bridges: any post in peepeth is considered peepeth when "via" is empty or begins with "peepeth", read other "via" values / peepeth profiles stored in OrbitDB
- browser extension for URL fallback (show if URL is available on other networks, rechognize fallback option in URL)