site
Describes the website as a top-level MSP-1 semantic entity.
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MSP-1 Namespace Term
Describes a single web page or page-equivalent resource as an addressable semantic unit within an MSP-1 implementation.
msp:page is used to declare metadata that applies to a single web page or page-equivalent resource. It identifies, interprets, and contextualizes an individual web-accessible resource within the broader site structure.
The minimal page identity includes id and url. Additional fields such as name, description, intent, interpretiveFrame, canonical, parent, section, author, provenance, and revision may provide useful page-level context where appropriate.
{
"msp:page": {
"id": "lighting-guide",
"url": "https://photographyselect.com/guides/lighting/"
}
}
Page declaration with descriptive metadata:
{
"msp:page": {
"id": "lighting-guide",
"url": "https://photographyselect.com/guides/lighting/",
"name": "Lighting Guide",
"description": "A foundational guide explaining natural and artificial light for portrait photography.",
"intent": "Teach photographers how to use lighting effectively in various scenarios."
}
}
Page declaration with compatibility title:
{
"msp:page": {
"id": "protocol-overview",
"url": "https://msp-1.org/protocol-overview/",
"title": "MSP-1 Protocol Overview",
"name": "MSP-1 Protocol Overview"
}
}
The title field is retained for backward compatibility. The preferred MSP-1 naming term is name.
Describes the website as a top-level MSP-1 semantic entity.
Provides a stable, unique identifier for an MSP-1 resource, entity, page, section, or conceptual element.
Identifies the primary web-addressable location associated with an MSP-1 resource.
Identifies the preferred authoritative URL representation of a resource when multiple representations may exist.
Provides a human-readable label, title, or naming set for an MSP-1 resource, entity, page, section, or concept.
Provides a human-readable summary that explains what an MSP-1 resource is about, what it covers, and why it exists.
Declares the purpose, goal, or intended function of an MSP-1 resource, page, section, action, or communication.
Declares the contextual lens, orientation, assumptions, or boundaries through which an MSP-1 resource should be understood.
Describes a logical or structural subdivision of a page.
Identifies the higher-level resource, page, section, collection, or structural context that contains or organizes the current page.
Identifies the human individual or organization primarily responsible for creating or originating an MSP-1 resource.
Documents the origin, lineage, creation method, source relationship, and contributor context of an MSP-1 resource.
Describes a discrete change event in the lifecycle of an MSP-1 resource.