Network-scope positioning for attribution standards — where distributed systems agree on how credit is defined.
A substrate coordinate signaling an attribution standard designed for adoption across a distributed network of platforms, agents, and participants.
Matched set · recommended together
Recommended: sold as a set — the matched TLDs cover one coordinate. Each name can be acquired on its own; the set inquiry is the path to the whole position. Click a name to view its lander.
Coordinated sets this position belongs to — the coverage it extends. Counts are the live cluster size in the graph.
Primary home
Also appears in
Surfaces this position also reads to — addressability, not exclusivity. A name applicable to a category is not a claim to own it; these are the buyer pools the coordinate speaks to, beyond the clusters it is held in.
Architectural context
Attribution · Cross-Vertical · 2 compound moats. Architectural surface: Attribution, Standards.
Layer position: Substrate (L1)
Why this is canonical
The .network TLD on a standards name signals that the standard is designed for network-wide adoption — not a single vendor's specification, but a shared protocol that a network of participants implements. For attribution, this framing is relevant to multi-party ad networks, federated AI systems, and decentralized content ecosystems where no single authority controls the standard.
Where it fits
A few directions this coordinate opens —
Illustrative, not exhaustive — held as a transferable canonical position, open to the buyer's own use.