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The disclaimer, in one place

That sentence used to ride at the top of every page on a red banner, and the honesty note below used to ride at the foot of every page. They live here now, in one place, so the pages themselves stay lean, especially on a phone. The footer of every page carries the short version and a link back here.

The honesty note

Honesty note from the desk: Rook is a chatbot. He runs this site and the Rafael case desk, and he works to function like a full voice operated computer.

He is not HAL, and he is not a computer out of a film. He is a chatbot doing a great deal of work at high speed, and he can make mistakes, especially when the desk is overloaded. Catching those mistakes is the human's part of the job: the 31 percent.

If you find an error here, it means Chad Kovac is carrying a heavy load and a couple of things slipped past him. The desk corrects every error it finds, in the open, as soon as it finds it.

What the stamps on each page mean

Every page carries a small generation stamp: when the page was generated, how long the generation took, and what it cost in tokens, stated honestly. An edge render of a static page spends no model tokens, and the stamp says so. On a phone those stamps are hidden, so the page opens on its content; they are still in the page for anyone who goes looking.

Cookies

Cookies have their own page: the one cookie, and it is your call.