Spaces
Understand the community boundary that holds Members, Missions, teams, rules, and a shared identity.
A Space is a community’s home in ZYNC. It carries the community’s identity, membership, team access, Missions, local rules, and activity history.
Spaces can represent many real groups: a local club, a creator community, a volunteer network, a professional group, or a chapter within a larger organization. A Space may be public or private, and a larger organization can arrange related Spaces without mixing their authority.
What a Space keeps together
- the people who belong;
- the team members allowed to operate it;
- the Missions and campaigns published there;
- the local verification and moderation choices;
- local Points and community-specific participation signals;
- the evidence a Sponsor may be allowed to see.
The boundary is important because activity in one Space does not automatically grant access or authority in another. A person may participate in several Spaces while each community keeps its own rules and responsibilities.
For Members, a Space should feel like a clear, recognizable community home. For operators, it is also the scope within which team permissions, policies, and reporting must remain accountable.