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A log of every change to this wiki, newest first, grouped by month. Each page shows up here when it is added (New), every time it is edited (Updated), and when it is deleted (Removed). Each row shows the date, the section, the title, and the one-line description from frontmatter.

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This is the full version of the "recent changes" list on the home page.

November 2026

  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Accept or reject: Say yes or no to each item, one or thousands. Example: Send this text, or 478 trip photos.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Arrange: Decide the order and structure. Example: The order of an album.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Combine: Take parts from several options. Example: The verse from take 2 and the chorus from take 5.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Edit: Make the change yourself. Example: Rewrite the sentence.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Hand off: Give this choice to someone else. Example: Let the AI choose this one.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Look further: Refuse to decide yet, and get more. Example: Order one more test.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Mark up: Say what to change, on the exact part. Example: Comments on a design doc.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Pick one: Choose one from a few. Example: A brand direction.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Prior art and evidence: What already exists, where it stops, and the evidence against this wiki's position.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Rank: Put items in order of preference. Example: What to build first.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Rate: Score an item on a scale. Example: Score a candidate on a rubric.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Say what you want: Put your intent in your own words. Example: Brief a designer.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Set a rule: Decide once, for every future case. Example: Never use this color, or a spending cap.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Set a value: Choose a number on a range. Example: A salary offer, or a dose.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Set what matters: Choose the criteria for good. Example: Trust matters more than novelty.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Sort: Put items into groups or slots. Example: Sort notes into themes.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Split: Divide a fixed amount. Example: A budget across projects.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Steer: Say
  • New 2026-11-05 (Pattern) Stop: Halt what is running. Example: Stop an agent mid-task.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) Free and anointed will: God gave people the power to choose. AI assistance does not take that gift away, but a person can give it away.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) Passive consent: Passive consent is accepting an AI decision because reviewing it costs too much.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) Slop is the mean: Slop is AI output that falls to the average, because nobody pushed it anywhere else.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) The medium is the message: The way an AI product lets you choose shapes what you think you can choose.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) What a real choice is: A real choice is one where you saw the alternatives, understood them, and decided for yourself.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Philosophy) What co-made means: A work is co-made when AI did much of the labor and people made the choices that matter.
  • Updated 2026-11-05 (Reference) Graphic Style: The visual register for every illustration on this wiki, and the one sanctioned command that produces them.
  • Removed 2026-11-05 (Concept) Sample Concept: A one-line definition of the sample concept. Quotable, plain, no rhetorical flourishes.
  • Updated 2026-11-05 (Reference) Glossary: One-line-per-term summary across the whole wiki.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Concept) Sample Concept: A one-line definition of the sample concept. Quotable, plain, no rhetorical flourishes.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Reference) Glossary: One-line-per-term summary across the whole wiki.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Reference) Graphic Style: The visual register for every illustration on this wiki, and the one sanctioned command that produces them.
  • New 2026-11-05 (Reference) Voice Rules: Writing constraints every page is held to. Edit per wiki.