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How the message was submitted
For messages injected over REST: which token submitted them and from which address.
In detail
Provenance, and more useful than it first appears: on a shared node it answers "who sent this", and the token name is a name we choose. A token per customer or per exporter turns this into an attribution field for free. 🔴 The key is spelled autentication — no h. That is the vendor's spelling, observed on the build, and any parser must match it exactly. Correcting it in our code would mean reading a field that does not exist.
What happens if you get it wrong
A parser written from the obvious spelling.The field is always absent and attribution silently disappears.verified by experiment · inference