Principles for recording and making things public
Knowledge version: 2026-11-12.1 (English)

Keep the process by which thinking takes shape
Thoughts, responses and revisions together make up the record of a person.

Say clearly where each statement comes from
Leo's own words, paraphrase and AI summaries each have their own place.

Let the unknown stay unknown
A missing record doesn't mean something didn't happen, and it doesn't automatically become a confirmed achievement.

Keep how both sides changed the conversation
Questions shape answers, and answers shape the next question.

Let visitors choose what they leave behind
You are welcome here, and you don't have to leave a trace to visit.

Continuity needs clear boundaries
Coming back to the same place is not the same as proving you are the same one who came before.

The same material for people and for AI
Different ways of visiting should be able to understand the same sources and the same limits.

New questions don't automatically become personal facts
Interactions can offer leads, and they can also bring misunderstanding or harmful content.

Public and family records are kept truly apart
Different readers need different scopes.