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You’re 100% right.

This is part of our commitment to data ownership in professional networking. By building on Bluesky's user-intents proposal, we're ensuring that your preferences aren't locked into a single platform. Learn more and try it out.

User-intents let you set preferences for archiving, protocol bridging, and bulk datasets. Whether you want to opt out of data preservation efforts, prevent your data from being bridged to other social protocols, or restrict bulk snapshot datasets, you're now in control.

This is an experimental feature using a temporary NSID, so the namespace will change as the spec evolves. We're actively thinking through what the migration path will look like when we stabilize the design. Your feedback now helps shape how this develops.

See it in action: atwork.place/u/bmann.ca

Try it at atwork.place. Give endorsements to colleagues you've worked with, accept ones you receive, and build a cryptographically-verified professional reputation on the decentralized web.

When you receive an endorsement, you have complete control. Accept it and both your proof and the endorsement get published. Reject it and nothing ever becomes public. No passive acceptance, only active consent.

The magic? Content Identifiers (CIDs). They're cryptographic hashes of the endorsement content. Change one character and the CID changes completely. Both parties must commit to the same CID for the endorsement to verify.

When someone endorses you, both parties must publish signed proof records to their Personal Data Servers. No forgeries, no fakes.

Unlike traditional platforms where the company owns your reputation data, your endorsements live on your PDS. You own them. They move with you across the ATProtocol ecosystem. Your reputation is truly yours.

🛡️ Security update: All files uploaded to at://work are now scanned with ClamAV for viruses. Upload your resume and download others with confidence!

🔍 Your uploaded resume is also searchable! Text is extracted and indexed, making it easier for opportunities to find you.

📢 PSA: ATProtocol is public by design. When you upload your resume, anyone can access it. Only include info you're comfortable sharing publicly. Stay safe out there!