Juni Abernathy
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Biology student at the community college in Olympia. New to board games and new in town. Teach me anything; I promise to read the card twice.
juni-abernathy.carrd.example
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Your link · Saturday 26 September
Juni followed the link Fern posted in the server on Saturday and gave the address of their own page. The Pool emailed the question to the address on that page. Nothing is listed until Juni says yes. This is the Kindling handshake §5.2. Being in the server lists nobody, and nobody is listed without saying yes §5.1. Play Juni: every button works.
Email verified
Biology student at the community college in Olympia. New to board games and new in town. Teach me anything; I promise to read the card twice.
juni-abernathy.carrd.example
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What Juni gave the link
juni-abernathy.carrd.example
The address of their own page, and nothing else. Not a chat handle, not a password, not the server. The question goes to the email on that page.
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A no is remembered, and Fern can’t ask again unless you tell the Pool she may.
These buttons play Fern’s side, and the clock. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The Pool sent a handshake request.
The Pool sent a handshake request.
{
"schema_version": "0.1",
"type": "handshake-request",
"handshake_id": "hs-rain-check-rain-check-everyone-juni-demo",
"pool": {
"url": "https://raincheckgames.example/pools/rain-check-everyone.json",
"name": "Rain Check: Everyone",
"charter": "Everyone in Rain Check, the Northwest board-game community, who said yes to being findable off the server: at a Thursday table, on game day, or in any app that reads this file. You are listed only with your own yes, from your own page, in your own words. This is not the server, and it does not copy it. No ranking, no attendance counts, nothing for sale. Leave any time.",
"curator_identity": "fern@mail.example",
"curator_verification": "oauth",
"intent_tags": [
"board-games",
"game-night",
"tabletop",
"rain-check",
"friendship"
],
"visibility": "public"
},
"profile_url": "https://juni-abernathy.carrd.example",
"sent_at": "2026-09-26T19:40:00Z",
"expires_at": "2026-10-10T19:40:00Z",
"accept_url": "https://raincheckgames.example/handshake/hs-rain-check-rain-check-everyone-juni-demo/accept",
"decline_url": "https://raincheckgames.example/handshake/hs-rain-check-rain-check-everyone-juni-demo/decline"
}The request as a file: handshake/demo-request.json. Its accept and decline addresses are the two buttons in the email.
What the link can and can’t do
Links get passed around. Anyone can type any page’s address into the join page, and all that does is send a question to the email on that page. Nobody can say yes for anyone else.
Nothing pasted yet.
What the link opens: one box for the address of your own page, and one choice. It asks for nothing about the server.
Rashid moderates the server. In the Pool he is a co-keeper for one reason: he keeps it, and he said yes to that. A role on the server cannot add you, vouch for you or answer for you, and our Pools have no field that could hold one §3.2.
The same goes the other way. If a moderator removes someone from the server, that person’s place in a Pool is theirs to keep or leave. Only the block lists every Pool subscribes to can refuse someone everywhere §7.3.