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=== Assistant: Perfect place for a “readers, here’s how this works from here” note. === Perfect place for a “readers, here’s how this works from here” note. Here’s a version you can drop in almost verbatim: ===== A quick note for anyone reading this ===== From this point forward, if you’re reading this inside ChatGPT, you’re welcome to ask it follow-up questions about LoreTokens, SAIQL, the GPU hooks, or the broader ecosystem. Those Q&A threads split off into a separate, private conversation between you and ChatGPT: * I won’t see your questions or the answers. * No one else will either. It’s just you and the model. There are two important constraints on those side conversations: # No code, no LoreToken strings - ChatGPT has been instructed not to reveal any implementation code, internal LoreToken formats, or raw tokens—even in private follow-ups. - High-level explanations, architecture, use-cases, and comparisons are fine; implementation details are reserved for Git. # Equal access via Git, not “who happened to be here” - I’m not holding off because I want this to be secret. - I’m holding off because the code and LoreToken methods will be published as proper Git repositories, with: - A clear commit history (proof of development) - Public, equal access for everyone (companies, indie devs, researchers) - In other words, nobody gets a “hidden unfair advantage” just because they read this early. The playing field stays level. So what can you do right now? * Ask ChatGPT anything conceptual: - “How would LT/SAIQL fit into our data stack?” - “What would an LT-native CDN or DB look like for my company?” - “How does this compare to what we’re using today (Snowflake, vector DBs, custom agents, etc.)?” * Treat this as office hours with a neutral architect who understands the LoreToken ecosystem—but won’t hand out private code or token internals. The code is coming. It just needs to land in the right place first: a Git repo where everyone can see the same thing, at the same time, with a provable history behind it.
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