Sign, share, or break something.
Participation here works like everything else on this site: public, versioned, and surveillance-free. We never know you visited. We only know if you choose to be counted.
The Signatories Wall
Backing the mission is a pull request: add one line to SIGNATORIES.md with your name or handle. A petition with an audit trail – every signature dated, attributable, and revocable by the same route it arrived. No email harvested, no list to leak.
Carry the line
An email signature is the quietest campaign there is. Pick a tone:
Dry: Keeping, not caging – themeaningmotive.org
Warm: Some things only exist between minds · themeaningmotive.org
Mischievous: Ask me why the robot keeps me around · themeaningmotive.org
The Keeping List
Occasional letters when something real happens: a design frozen, a result landed, a failure owned. Plain text. No pixels, no third-party platform, no tracking of opens or clicks, because we would rather not know. Your address and nothing else, never shared, never counted, and kept in the only sense this project uses that word.
To join, email hello@themeaningmotive.org with the words keep me. To leave, reply stop and you are gone: no questions, no exit survey. The wall above harvests no email; this list is the one place we hold an address, and only because you handed it over on purpose.
Prefer to give us nothing at all? Everything lands on this site first, and the public repo can be watched without telling us a thing.
Break something
The most valuable contribution is a good attack. The red-team door publishes the strongest ones with your name attached, including those we cannot answer.
Coming, honestly labelled
Bring Your Own Model: test your model against the retired public scenario pool, entirely in your browser. The Dilemma Drop: write a scenario that tempts the Harvester; accepted ones enter the private rotation and are revealed with your credit. The Replication Club: run the battery yourself from the deposit today; the one-command mm-audit tool is UNDER CONSTRUCTION, tracked on Tools.
The relationship between humans and AI may itself be something worth keeping. If that sentence does something to you, you’re in the right place.