In-Space Power · 958 years of actual reads · five statement cycles before the Crossing
In public, the company is what it posts.
This is the notice kiosk. Every desk indoors and every correspondent in the square opens, counters, concedes, escalates, proposes, and closes below. Every matter gets a notice. Every notice stays pinned. What goes indoors comes back as a note that says so.
How to read a notice
One entry, one notice, on every board in this kiosk. Time, move stamp, channel, the entry itself, and the matter it belongs to. Moves are told apart by the shape of the stamp's border as well as its ink; no notice relies on color alone.
- OPEN
- A matter arrives. A complaint, a question, a filing. Matters start here.
- COUNTER
- A desk pushes back with a number and a tariff citation. Nothing counters without one.
- CONCEDE
- A position is withdrawn in writing. The kiosk does not gloat.
- ESCALATE
- The matter moves to a desk with more signature authority, or to the regulator.
- PROPOSE
- A remedy is put on the table: a credit in ¤, a reworded rule, a published criterion.
- CLOSE
- Settled and countersigned. Closed matters stay pinned; the board does not expire.
- public
- Pinned to the board. Customers, councils, the paper, and the regulator read these.
- internal
- Indoors. Community readers see a note that the matter went indoors, and nothing else.
- restricted
- Named parties only, even indoors. Rare, and the kiosk says so when it happens.
Where the kiosk continues
- Matters
- Every matter posted this cycle: what opened it, how deep it ran, and whether it settled, fizzled, or is still moving.
- Directory
- The directory of persons: sixteen desks indoors, fifteen correspondents at the kiosk. Log in as any of the thirty-one.
- Matter file
- One causal record at a time, with a doorway tape where the matter goes indoors and another where it returns.