About this plugin
Test the publication and account-approval workflow with your own
DigitalOwnership account before relying on it for a production publishing
process.
DigitalOwnership Publication Verification creates a private fixed JSON version of a selected WordPress post or page before it is released. An Editor submits that exact version for review, a WordPress Administrator approves or declines it, and the linked DigitalOwnership account holder approves the two registrations that spend credits. Only after both registrations complete does WordPress publish the exact approved version with its public verification link.
For a revision to an already public article, the existing registered version remains live while the replacement is reviewed. The author can choose earlier public versions to disclose and add an optional public revision note when submitting the replacement.
example, for the linked DigitalOwnership account. The account holder reviews a version-specific rendered preview and exact JSON file before deciding whether to approve each registration; no credit is spent when an account review is declined.
The plugin does not upload your content to DigitalOwnership. It stores a site-local connection token in WordPress so approved registration requests can be made without placing a reusable DigitalOwnership credential in post metadata or browser code.
External service and privacy
com/ only after a WordPress Administrator connects the site to a DigitalOwnership account, approves a submitted fixed version, and the DigitalOwnership account holder approves registration.
For an approved registration, the plugin sends DigitalOwnership the SHA-512 fingerprint of the fixed JSON file, its hash scope, blockchain registry details, and a request identifier. It does not send the post body, local image bytes, attachments, or other original file bytes for registration.
The plugin can publish a public evidence manifest for a completed version. That manifest contains the DigitalOwnership account registration email, the public fixed-content URL, its SHA-512 fingerprint, and public blockchain references. The email address is public by design because independent verifiers use it to derive the account-linked registration key.
Use an organisation-owned publishing address instead of a personal email address, and do not use the plugin for content where this disclosure is unsuitable.
DigitalOwnership’s Terms of Service and Privacy Notice apply to the external service. The plugin also adds suggested text under Settings > Privacy in WordPress for site administrators to review and include in their own privacy policy.