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Expand Up @@ -184,3 +184,10 @@ order: never again.
line. Its journal is `.internal-data-guard.log` (gitignored).
- Public data must not sit under `public/` when the page can bundle it: a
standalone file is an endpoint anyone can pull.
- Nothing Wolf said goes to GitHub: no quoted chat, no `--go` words, no
private voice in a PR body, commit message, issue or review. Write
"authorized by Wolf on <date>" and stop. His words live in the
keepsimple-ctl journal and the private release journal only. On

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"keepsimple-ctl journal" isn't a term this file defines anywhere else. The A-Z Ownership section (line 147) only says Wolf's go is "left in the journal" without naming which one, and the only named journal in this file is the "release journal" from the Release lessons section (line 58) — a different concept (build/rollout timing, not authorization words). wolfs-server/docs/keepsimple-ctl.md isn't in this repo, so there's nothing to check the name against either.

As written, an agent following this rule has no concrete answer for "where do I actually record Wolf's authorization words" — it's pointed at two things, one of which doesn't exist under a defined name in this repo. Consider either reusing the established "release journal" term or adding one line defining what the "keepsimple-ctl journal" is (a MemPalace drawer? a keepsimple-ctl subcommand? a file path?).

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2026-09-12 a PR body on this repository carried his verbatim message;
Wolf's order: never again. Edit history of a PR body stays public, so a
leaked revision must also be deleted from the history by an admin.
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