Answered for now · Story, Consent, Technology
Who holds the story after it has been told?
Consent is not a form signed once. What would it mean for permission to remain alive?
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The person who carries the experience must retain meaningful authority over where their story travels, how they are named and when permission changes.
Technology can make those choices visible, but a consent setting is not the relationship itself. The slower work is returning, asking again and accepting that an earlier yes can become a no.
The technology matters. The relationship matters more.
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