Comment Protocol × Panorama

Is the Panorama ad network “fully built” for display and streaming?

Not as a turnkey ad server comparable to end-to-end managed display + CTV platforms. In this repository and the broader Panorama program, you have: marketplace UX, protocol-oriented docs, demo and status surfaces, ingestion and auction API sketches, and chain-backed offers when the market stack is deployed. Web display (browser inventory, signed events, correlation IDs) is farther along as a story and in local stack docs than streaming video pods, which remain roadmap-style (stick / SSAI integrations, separate event contracts).

Treat display web and streaming video as different inventory products: the 300×250 “under the stars” unit below is display-only. Video ad breaks on CTV need their own placement IDs, creatives, and often server-side stitching — not this snippet.

Row-level status for this integration vs CTV/SSAI work lives under Integrations hub and UGC & display ad network on the roadmap.

Can we put a real ad on commentprotocol.com from this repo?

No — Panorama cannot modify or deploy to commentprotocol.com from this codebase. Their team (or your fork of their front-end) must paste an embed, iframe, or React slot where you want the unit below the stars content. What we can ship here is:

• A static reference embed at /embed/commentprotocol-stars-panorama.html (open raw HTML for copy or iframe src).
• A marketplace catalog row so buyers can jump to Panorama marketplace and reserve the placement (see in-grid “Buy on Panorama” on that listing).

Live preview (same idea as the embed)

Starfield strip + 300×250 card. Production creative would replace the placeholder body.

Embed snippet (iframe)

Point src at your deployed Panorama origin so Comment Protocol always loads the latest static HTML.

<iframe
  title="Panorama display — Comment Protocol stars"
  src="https://panoramaprotocol.com/embed/commentprotocol-stars-panorama.html"
  width="300"
  height="420"
  style="border:0;border-radius:12px;max-width:100%;"
  loading="lazy"
></iframe>