Author consent
The account holder requests publication and supplies the required consent reference.
Consent-led publication
Public stories begin as private account records. Spaceron publishes a story only after recorded consent, source-version review, and approval by someone other than the author. Spaceron does not publish fabricated customer stories.
What public approval means
Spaceron can verify that the public record passed its required publication controls. The provenance note on each story explains what was reviewed and does not independently prove unrelated external claims.
The account holder requests publication and supplies the required consent reference.
The approved public version is bound to a specific private-source hash. Editing the source can invalidate approval.
The author cannot approve their own public record. Evidence and provenance fields must be present.
The owner can withdraw sharing, and approvals can expire or be retired when their conditions change.
Managed public archive
Filters run on the server. Every result opens a durable public record rather than a temporary or canned modal.
Stories remain private unless their owners request publication and the required review is completed. No sample testimonials are substituted.
Private sharing
Account holders can keep stories private or create expiring, view-limited links. Private-link access is controlled separately from public publication, and changing the source story can invalidate an older shared version.
Start privately
No public story is created from this page, and no publication request is implied until you make one inside your account.