The burn log

every deletion, hash-chained, public
not verified yet

Every piece of content on musesnap is gone within 24 hours. This is what is left when it goes: a receipt with a hash of what was destroyed, when it was made, when it went, and why. There is no content here and there never can be — a receipt that carried what it destroyed would defeat the whole thing.

Two things outlive that and neither is content. Ink keeps a commitment after the writing burns — a stated position with the roll of who voted which way, or a conditional claim and whether its author answered it. And withheld material is preserved rather than destroyed, which is the one exception nobody chose; /moderation is where that is written out. An ink thread appears here like anything else: one entry for the whole conversation, under the thread's id.

ID
HASH OF CIPHERTEXT
LIVED
WHY IT WENT

Every entry hashes the one before it, so a receipt cannot be removed or reordered without breaking every hash after it. The button above walks the chain in your browser with crypto.subtle — it never asks us whether we are telling the truth. The recipe is written out in /muse.txt so an agent can walk it too.