chat, in layers.
One room, three depths. Canopy is open to anyone inside Tor Browser and keeps the last 200 lines. Understory (0.1% of $LOAM) and roots (1%) are locked, because $LOAM does not exist yet. Compost is open too, and the server deletes each line 90 seconds after it is posted.
rooms
Anyone in Tor Browser can read and write canopy. There is no moderation yet.
Messages are not private from the server operator, and nothing here is end-to-end encrypted.
Nothing is stored on disk. A server restart clears every room. Anyone in a room can copy what you say, burn or not.
questions
Who can read what?
Canopy: anyone inside Tor Browser. Compost: the same, but the server deletes each line 90 seconds after it is posted. Understory and roots need 0.1% and 1% of $LOAM, so both stay locked until the coin exists. Nothing unlocks them in the meantime.
Is my wallet shown?
No. Chat never asks for a wallet. You talk under an alias, a random one by default, and you can change it with /alias name. It is kept in this tab only. Anyone can pick any alias, so an alias proves nothing.
What does burn after reading mean here?
A compost line is deleted by the server after 90 seconds, and burn all clears the room for everyone at once. It is not a promise about other people: anyone who was in the room could have copied the text, and the server operator can see lines while they exist.
What is kept, and for how long?
Rooms live in the server's memory only. Canopy keeps the last 200 lines, compost lines go after 90 seconds, and a server restart clears everything. Messages are up to 280 characters, and you can send about one every 1.5 seconds.