Launch
Pumpup The Floor is a practice life, not a mint. You press the book to launch. You name a person and a place. The Observer is the witness, and that gate is already passed. The rules are read before the floor runs.
Below the floor
This page keeps the review of the practice floor. A response under a note joins the running list and opens a note to @trancesage on X.
Join, on the floor, is the other chair. It does not write a code. Recommend writes the slip, FLR- and four characters. Your own slip does not count. A used slip cannot be used again. When it counts, both chairs become 2× from the next step. Coins already written stay.
A response under a note joins the running list and opens a review note to @trancesage on X.
Pumpup The Floor is a practice life, not a mint. You press the book to launch. You name a person and a place. The Observer is the witness, and that gate is already passed. The rules are read before the floor runs.
Eight steps. A step that counts pays $lgme. A step that does not, pays nothing. The base is 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8. An invitation that another chair enters makes the next steps 2×. $lgme is a proficiency mark. It is not cash, and it is not proof.
The gates refuse a short name, an unnamed act, a blank beneficiary, a time of zero, a floor above the thinner side, a pump that does not rise, and a reading that does not match the line. Your own slip is not a join.
Steps 1 to 3 show a hint. After a step counts, the running list keeps what was entered. Each step changes the button color. The example receipt is labeled practice, not an attestation.
The protocol line is contributor, beneficiary, work scope, time spent, and the witnesses, plus when and where. The floor has the scope, the time, a name, and the word Observer. It does not have ids. A witness who cannot refuse is not a verification.
The book stays in this browser. Another device does not see the chair, the slip, or the line. A record that cannot be shown is not policy.
A picture is a reduced copy stored with the book, three at most. A folder is a list of names and sizes. The files themselves are not kept.
The example receipt sits above the launch book. Hints stop at step 3. A live receipt is a long random id. The example uses receipt-egon-0001.
Let one closed line leave the browser. A plain copy of the five fields, the place, the time it was counted, and a short receipt.
Give the contributor and the beneficiary a stable id, not only a name.
Leave the Observer as the practice witness. A later witness has to be able to refuse.
Stop keeping picture bytes in the book. Keep that a picture was shown, and its name.
Put the launch book above the example. The example is a sample, not the door.
Add one hint to steps 4 through 8, the same length as the first three.
Make a live receipt short enough to read aloud, in the manner of receipt-egon-0001.
Do not attach a public chain, a wallet, or an attestation standard yet. The practice would start to look like proof it is not.
Every response, in the order it was sent. Each one is for @trancesage to review.
Noted against the floor as it runs. Practice copy. Not a public tape. Back to the desk
Desk · Disclosures · Not an offer. Not an investment.