Design probes
Namespaces and Addresses
An address can be a relationship point.
Why addresses matter
Addresses can answer who is being reached, what role is being invoked, what route is being used, what context may be included, and what boundary governs the exchange.
Personal namespaces
A personal namespace might someday look like <username>@yihaw.net. No public namespace system is available yet. This page defines the questions before the system exists.
Service namespaces
Future surfaces might include shapes such as app.yihaw.net/<username>, blog.yihaw.net/<username>, or media routes. These examples are not promises.
Example shapes
- A person address should protect identity and consent.
- A service route should protect ownership and access.
- An agent route should name delegation and limits.
- A temporary route should expire clearly.
Questions before launch
Before any namespace becomes real, yihaw.net needs clear answers for identity verification, ownership transfer, delegation, retention, export, deletion, abuse prevention, observability, and recovery.