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Visitor Admissions.

A virtual exhibit the Nation opens to visitors.
Chosen items only, by pass, on the Nation's terms.

How a visitor gets in

The Nation builds the exhibit.

An exhibit is a set of Collection items placed in order with the Nation's own narrative. Only items the Nation has deliberately released to visitors can appear. Every item is members-only until someone with authority opens it.

A pass, not an account.

A visitor enters a pass code, or scans a printed code that opens straight into the exhibit. There is no sign-up, no password and no profile. Nothing about the visitor is collected: no name, no email, no device details.

Visitors see the exhibit only.

A pass shows the released items and nothing else. Visitors never see members, the directory, family trees, the map of where people live, or any count of the community. No member could mistake a visitor for a relative.

What the Nation controls

Protected items cannot be opened.

An item that is under protocol, marked sensitive, protected, withheld or archived can never be released to visitors. The system refuses, whoever asks. Releasing is one deliberate step per item, and it can be reversed.

Passes are the Nation's to sell.

The Nation issues passes in batches and sells or gives them through whatever it already runs: a box office, gift shop, hotel desk or museum window. Payment goes to the Nation's own account. We never handle, hold or see that money, and take no share of it.

A leaked code can be stopped.

Each pass allows a set number of people at once, chosen by the Nation, so a family can share one but a code posted online cannot serve a crowd. One pass or a whole batch can be revoked at any time, which ends its open visits immediately.

How to use it

Open Admissions

Next to the Collection in My Community. Only the people the Nation authorizes see it.

Release items to visitors

Choose which Collection items visitors may see. Protected items are not offered.

Build an exhibit

Give it a title and narrative, place the released items in order with captions, and open it.

Issue passes

Create a batch of pass codes with its valid dates and how many people may use one pass at once. The codes are shown once, to print or hand to your ticket desk.

Give visitors the link

Print the code or QR on a ticket or card. Scanning it opens the exhibit directly.

Revoke

Open a batch to see each pass by its last four characters, and revoke one pass or the whole batch.

Choose who manages it

The administrator decides which roles may release items and issue passes.

What stays in the Nation's hands

The price

What a pass costs, and whether it costs anything, is the Nation's decision. We do not set it, collect it or report on it.

The money

Sales, refunds and taxes are between the visitor and the Nation, through the Nation's own channels.

Members

A member of the Nation is never asked for a pass to see their own heritage.

What is shown

Members-only is the starting point for every item. Nothing reaches a visitor unless the Nation releases it.

Related features

Collections

The collection the exhibit is drawn from.

Cultural Protocols

The community-defined rules that decide who may see what.

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The Nation tells its own story,
to whom it chooses.

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Visitor Admissions.

The Nation tells its own story,to whom it chooses.

The Nation tells its own story,
to whom it chooses.