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docs: use gender-neutral example names (#57)
Replace gendered placeholder name (alice) with gender-neutral alternative (jay) in PDS self-hosting documentation. Aligns with project language standards.
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| **Data sovereignty** | Keep all user data on infrastructure you control |
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| **Air-gapped environments** | Network-restricted deployments that cannot reach `bsky.social` |
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| **Organizational accounts** | Issue AT Protocol identities under your own domain (e.g., `@alice.yourorg.com`) |
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| **Organizational accounts** | Issue AT Protocol identities under your own domain (e.g., `@jay.yourorg.com`) |
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| **Regulatory compliance** | Data residency requirements that prohibit US-hosted PDS providers |
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If none of these apply, use the default setup. Users sign up via Bluesky's PDS and it works.
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**No Barazo-specific configuration is needed.** AT Protocol OAuth handles PDS discovery automatically:
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1. A user enters their handle (e.g., `@alice.yourorg.com`)
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1. A user enters their handle (e.g., `@jay.yourorg.com`)
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2. Barazo resolves the handle to a DID
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3. The DID document points to the user's PDS
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4. OAuth proceeds with that PDS