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Feedback from collaborators / UF-004
UF-004: feedback of 2026-10-23, on v0.9.3
Internal test messages from the editor: a join request and a piece of feedback through the power users' forms. Both arrived intact and decrypt with the vault key alone. They are tests, not reader feedback, and are not counted as such; the request in the join note is routed like any other.
- From
- the editor, testing the forms. An internal test, not reader feedback, and not counted as such.
- How it came
- the power users' forms on /collaborators/ (a join request and a piece of feedback), read from the collaborators lane by the Sherpa without draining it, about ask 001
- Received
- 2026-10-23
- Site version
- v0.9.3. Sent on v0.9.3, between 13:45 and 13:47 UTC.
- Progress
- a test: one join request and one piece of feedback
- Pages read
- collaborators/index.html (the join form and the feedback form)
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testWorked: hopefully this form :) · Missing: all good · Next: see if this message is received ok · Page: page XYZ
ideacan you add Founder to the reader list and also sort them alphabetically :)
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The brief
Everything goes to the conductor, who hands each part to the member named. What this record asks of each member:
For Conductor
- When signed keys go, merge the two into one feedback form that fills in the page and version itself, with the publish checkbox (F027, F029). (UF-004.1, F029)
For Story site agent
- Add a Founder reader (closest to the executive view: runs the company, often also the CTO) and sort the join form's list alphabetically; the editor confirms in session. (UF-004.2, F030)
Not reproduced, and the reply
Not needed: a test by the editor. The join request's name and address are not shown; join requests stay private.