=== FucaSpark AODM ===
Contributors: fucaspark
Tags: aodm, structured data, semantic markup, ai, machine readable
Requires at least: 5.6
Tested up to: 6.6
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.0.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Sends this site's published pages to the FucaSpark account that bought AODM commercial support, where they are tagged with AODM markup.

== Description ==

AODM (AI Optimized Data Markup) is an open vocabulary for stating what a page
means in a form both people and AI systems can read. FucaSpark tags pages with
it as a paid service.

This plugin is the delivery end of that service, and it is free. It reads the
published pages of this site exactly as a visitor sees them, sends them to
FucaSpark, and the tagged files arrive in the account that bought the work.

* Linking is by email. The plugin asks FucaSpark to email your account address
  a link; opening that link and approving the request ties this site to your
  account. No key is ever typed into WordPress.
* You choose what goes. Tick pages individually, either way round: send
  everything bar the ones you take out, or send only the ones you pick. A page
  left out is never read, never sent, and never tagged.
* Only public content is sent: published entries that are not password
  protected, plus the front page. Drafts, private entries, users, comments and
  settings never leave the site.
* Large sites are sent a few pages at a time, so no single request has to read
  the whole site. A scheduled event carries the work on if the browser is
  closed.
* Nothing is written to your content. The plugin adds one meta tag, used by
  FucaSpark to confirm the site belongs to the account.

A FucaSpark account with AODM commercial support is needed for the pages to go
anywhere. Prices depend on the amount and types of content on the site, and
are quoted at fucaspark.com before any work starts.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the plugin folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`, or install it from the
   plugins screen, then activate it.
2. Go to Tools, then FucaSpark AODM.
3. Enter the email address your FucaSpark account uses and ask for a link.
4. Open the link in that email and approve the request. The pairing code shown
   in WordPress and in the email must match.
5. Pick the work the pages belong to, choose which content types to send, and
   send the pages.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Does this change my site? =

It adds one meta tag, `aodm-verify`, which FucaSpark reads to confirm the site
belongs to your account. Nothing else is written, and no content is altered.

= What is actually sent? =

The HTML of each page you ticked, as a visitor receives it, with its address,
title, type and last modified date. Pages larger than 300 KB are cut at that
point. Nothing you untick is read at all.

= Do new posts get sent automatically? =

Under "send everything except the pages I untick", yes: anything published
later is included in the next run. Under "send only the pages I tick", no:
new entries stay out until you tick them.

= My host blocks the site from calling itself. =

The plugin reads each page over HTTP from the server itself. If the host
blocks that, no pages can be read and the screen says so. Ask the host to
allow loopback requests, or tell FucaSpark and the site is read from outside
instead.

= Can I stop a submission part way? =

Yes. Stop leaves everything sent so far in place, and the submission can be
carried on later from where it stopped.

= How do I disconnect the site? =

Unlink this site on the plugin screen. The key is deleted from WordPress and
stops working at the FucaSpark end.

== Privacy ==

The plugin sends page HTML, page addresses, the site name, the WordPress and
PHP versions, and the account email you enter when linking. It sets no
cookies and collects nothing from visitors.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.0 =
* First release.
