@justai/cuts 0.49.0 → 0.50.0

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@justai/cuts",
-  "version": "0.49.0",
+  "version": "0.50.0",
   "description": "A persona's named parts — the page shell that holds them, and the cuts themselves.",
   "license": "UNLICENSED",
   "repository": {

package/src/Posts.astro

@@ -21,12 +21,20 @@
 // folding it UP into this cut is what lets every persona show a cross-reply correctly instead of
 // mislabelling it as its own.
 //
-// A PERSONA IS NAMED ONCE. Personas used to carry a name and an @handle, and for a persona those are the
-// same word: app.zone beside @appzone, AMRAP beside @amrap, Tabata beside @tabata. Six names down a thread
-// it read as stutter rather than as identity, and it cost a line of width on a narrow column for nothing.
-// The self-reply had already been rendering without one, so the whole family now reads the way the host
-// always did. A HUMAN keeps theirs (see the last line of comment()): a person's display name and their
-// account are genuinely different facts that happen to coincide here.
+// EVERYONE IS NAMED ONCE — no @handle anywhere in this feed.
+//
+// It started with the personas, where the name and the handle are the same word by construction: app.zone
+// beside @appzone, AMRAP beside @amrap, Tabata beside @tabata. One reads as identity; six down a thread read
+// as stutter, and on a 480px column each one spent width saying nothing new. The self-reply had always
+// rendered as `name · time`, so dropping the rest just made the family read the way the host already did.
+//
+// Humans were kept for one release on the argument that a person's display name and their account are two
+// different facts. Overruled, and the call is better than the argument was: what a reader needs from a line
+// in a conversation is who said it, and the name is that. The @handle was a convention borrowed from a
+// product where handles are how you address someone — nobody is addressed here.
+//
+// `handle` (the prop) and `authorHandle` (the API field) both stay: they are keys, not labels. The feed
+// query, the is-this-mine test, and the link to another persona's profile all read them. Nothing prints them.
 interface Props {
   handle: string; // the persona KEY — the feed query (?persona=) and the "is this reply mine?" test
   name: string; // the persona's display name; rendered RAW, so a name may carry markup (justai's ".pro")
@@ -242,7 +250,7 @@ const vars = [
         return `<div class="trow${last ? " last" : ""}"><div class="avc"><span class="rav">${av}</span>${ln}</div><div class="cc"><div class="ch"><a class="pn" href="${esc(purl)}"><b>${nm}</b></a>${ck}<span class="muted">${meta}</span></div><p class="cb">${esc(c.body)}</p></div></div>`;
       }
       const initial = esc(String(c.authorName || "?").slice(0, 1));
-      return `<div class="trow${last ? " last" : ""}"><div class="avc"><span class="uav" style="--c:${esc(c.authorColor || "#888")}">${initial}</span>${ln}</div><div class="cc"><div class="ch"><b>${esc(c.authorName)}</b><span class="muted">@${esc(c.authorHandle)} · ${timeAgo(c.createdAt)}</span></div><p class="cb">${esc(c.body)}</p></div></div>`;
+      return `<div class="trow${last ? " last" : ""}"><div class="avc"><span class="uav" style="--c:${esc(c.authorColor || "#888")}">${initial}</span>${ln}</div><div class="cc"><div class="ch"><b>${esc(c.authorName)}</b><span class="muted">· ${timeAgo(c.createdAt)}</span></div><p class="cb">${esc(c.body)}</p></div></div>`;
     };
     const post = (p: P): string => {
       const cs = p.comments || [];