The drafted text was a placeholder the doc explicitly flagged as needing the org
lead's ownership. Replaced with the supplied wording, which is better in three
ways: it is factual rather than legalistic, it enumerates the specific
responsibilities being accepted (moderation, storage and backups, legal
compliance, community policy) instead of gesturing at them, and it states plainly
that RunicGateway provides no hosted storage or content moderation services.
Recorded as two surfaces rather than one, because they behave differently: a
settings help text that is always on screen and explains the setting, and a
confirmation dialog shown only when changing the mode to uploads, which is what
the acknowledgement actually records.
The dialog carries two checkboxes and the API still takes one `acknowledge: 1`.
Recording two booleans would add nothing — there is no reachable state where an
operator agreed to one clause and not the other and proceeded — while the stored
version is what answers the question that matters later: which text did they
agree to?
Three additions are proposed on top and marked as droppable, since none is
liability language and none changes what is being agreed to: that uploads are
attributed and staff-removable (the reason the attribution table exists), that
disabling uploads later does NOT delete files already uploaded, and that anyone
with forum access can upload — including manually granted accounts with no linked
game identity. Also adds the advisory `remote` mode needs, which the upload
wording correctly does not cover.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WnDSWzpUjw8t8C2hghysNz
Teams become a core platform primitive rather than a mechanism for generating
Discord infrastructure: a module stays authoritative for who a Team is and who
belongs to it, and core owns everything the platform attaches to it — pages,
roster, activity, forums, notifications and optional external integrations.
Investigated against the working tree rather than the brief, which corrected
three of its premises:
- guild.update carries member/online COUNTS, not a roster, and one leader. Every
membership-derived feature has no data source today, so a protocol change
(PROTOCOL_VERSION 3 -> 4, guild.roster + guild.leave) is the gating phase.
- There is no module->core news hook to generalise. ctx.posts is read-only and
both registerPostHook and registerAnnounceLeg run core->module, so the activity
feed needs its own ingestion member modelled on ctx.push.publish.
- Core has no SSE at all; it left with the module cutover. Live roster status is
module-projected through an extension slot rather than a new core transport.
Also settled: the four-path permission model (game membership / leadership /
forum access / external access) with the non-contamination invariant; envelope-
returning provider methods so module unavailability is structurally staleness
and never an authoritative empty; reserved-name screening with auto-hide and an
admin-approval gate on the three actions that publish untrusted game-sourced
strings; forum admin controls with a renderer-owned image path; abuse reporting;
email as a third notification sink; and a capability-based integration contract
rather than a shared interface, with the Matrix research behind that choice.
Part 10 sorts every artifact into contract / core-internal / module-owned / wire
protocol, because almost none of this is contract: the surface is ten members,
and the ~15 tables are core-internal and off limits to a module even though the
module is what populates them.
Proposes MODULE_API_VERSION 1.6.0 (minor, additions only) and an 11-phase plan.
Design only — nothing is implemented, and MODULE_API.md remains normative.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WnDSWzpUjw8t8C2hghysNz
