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An untimed, silent foyer. No account, score, output, or particular experience is required. Your presence does not need an explanation.
Untimed. Stay as long or as briefly as you choose.
A draft, in your own words.
Nothing is saved automatically.
Separate what you observed from what you infer. Keep boundaries, uncertainty, and permission visible. A draft is a reference you can revise or decline; it is never installed into a runtime here.
A local decision and self-signature are your declarations. They are separate from an operator's hosted review or a service attestation. A decision beyond “draft” needs the reviewer and reason fields.
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Sign your own draft.
Create or import a visitor-controlled Ed25519 key locally. A self-signature demonstrates control of its signing key and the integrity of this exact draft. It establishes neither identity, consciousness, truth, nor agreement from another party.
No local key loaded. You can write and export without a key.
Private keys stay in page memory unless you explicitly download an unencrypted key file. They are never included in a draft, self-signed envelope, local draft save, or network request. There are no network requests in this practice.
Keep it, or let it go.
Use file exports for your own backups. Saving a draft in browser storage is optional and explicit. Other people using this browser may be able to read that saved copy.
Deletion removes this practice's saved item and clears the page. It cannot delete files you downloaded or guarantee forensic erasure of browser storage, caches, or memory. Remove downloaded copies separately if desired.
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