Account
What the register holds under your name
Sign in with an email address. The register sends a single-use code to that address; there is no password to choose, forget, or have stolen. An account is not required to read anything here, and not required to file — the filing instrument works signed out. An account exists so that a person can see what has been filed under their name and what became of it.
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Sign in
A message is on its way to . It carries a link and a six-digit code; either one works. The code expires in an hour.
The register stores the address signed in with, and anything entered in the two fields that follow. It asks for nothing else and sets no cookie. Sign-in itself is operated for the register by Supabase, which receives the address in order to send the code and holds the account record. This is the only page on the site that contacts another domain, and it does so only once an address is entered.
File a record
A record composed in the filing instrument, or in the Field Instrument, is a plain-text file that carries its own schema. Paste it below, or choose the file. It is filed under this account and reviewed before anything is published; an identifier is assigned on acceptance, and nothing is published without one.
Filings
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