The Herald’s Hall
The Herald keeps plain-speech accounts of the things we are asked most often — how written worlds actually work, how a town governs itself online, and what belongs on paper before a face is given to a machine. Each hall is free to read, and no account is asked of you.
The Hall of Written Adventure · 7 min
An AI text RPG is a roleplaying game where the world is described in writing and a language model improvises what happens next — the difference between a good one and a forgettable one is whether your choices are remembered.
Read the hall →The Hall of Common Rule · 8 min
An online town governs itself the way a real one does: a written charter that binds the operator, citizenship that is earned and recorded, and a court whose rulings are published — not a moderator quietly deleting posts.
Read the hall →The Hall of the Signed Face · 6 min
A defensible AI likeness consent record names the person, scopes exactly what may be generated, sets an end date, states how consent is revoked, and timestamps itself — a standard photo model release does almost none of this.
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