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The grille admits you to a studio of your own.
a scope of your own, and the material you put in it. serves
the work you curate inside, shared with the other contributors. not built
The sources as they report, the scores as the scan wrote them, and every domain as the whole spread of what moved in it rather than the one thing that led. Each number carries the stamp it was written with.
A thread is a watch you name: a campaign, a hashtag, a name, a trend, a brand, a phrase. The tab reads it against the arrivals it already holds, in the window you chose. A domain or a cell of the board pinned below is a thread too, and lifts to the top of every station. A thread names words, never an account. Nothing here notifies, sounds, or is sent anywhere.
a new thread
the threads·
What is arriving now. Each source's last item is stamped by the harvester as it lands, and this table is re-read every five minutes while the tab is open.
sources by kind·
| kind | platform | egress | sources | reporting | stale | latest item |
|---|
Reporting means at least one item in the last seven days. Stale is the harvester's own flag. A dark source is left in the table rather than removed: a missing row would read as a source that never existed.
Eight domains by five open secrets, as deviation from each cell's own baseline. One window at a time; the legend is the switch.
every domain, every open secret·
A cell is a count of rows in the window against the same cell's own baseline, in standard deviations. Choose a cell to pin it.
All five open secrets in every domain, the largest movement named, the lines on today's cover that name the domain, and the domain's own week.
not built
Nothing on this host harvests sentiment on a schedule. The station specified for this place is a feed of stance rows as an extractor writes them, each object drawn as its spread across publications with the evidence quote beneath, never averaged into one number. It needs a stage before it needs a page, and the stage does not exist.
Until it does, the open-secret deviations above are the only movement this host can count, and they are counts of rows, not readings of stance.