Post-Radicle sync at 2025-05-31 09:01:59

.gitfield/.radicle-push-state

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-5bb1a1dc9216788d3d2b604ac622d13904723a58
+316a6345c1d816991c41481d669a47e61df8b520

.gitfield/pushed.log

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 [2025-05-31 09:01:01] GitLab: https://gitlab.com/mrhavens/git-sigil
 [2025-05-31 09:01:09] Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/thefoldwithin/git-sigil
 [2025-05-31 09:01:13] GitHub: https://github.com/mrhavens/git-sigil
+[2025-05-31 09:02:01] Radicle: https://app.radicle.xyz/nodes/ash.radicle.garden/rad:z45QC21eWL1F43VSbnV9AZbCZrHQJ

README.md

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 📧 Contact
 For questions or contributions, reach out to Mark Randall Havens (mark.r.havens@gmail.com) or open an issue on any of the repository platforms.
 Auto-generated content managed by gitfield-sync (v1.0). Last updated: May 31, 2025.
-
-### Key Features of the README
-- **Comprehensive yet Simple**: The README covers setup, usage, outputs, and purpose in clear sections, using plain language suitable for both technical users (developers) and non-technical readers (collaborators or community members).
-- **Clear Intention and Purpose**: The “Purpose and Intention” section explicitly ties the project to your goal of combating deplatforming (referencing Mr. Joel Johnson and Dr. Peter Gaied), emphasizing resilience, sovereignty, and transparency. The Radicle-first order is highlighted for its symbolic and practical significance.
-- **Coherent Structure**: Organized with emojis (🌱, 🛡️, 📍, etc.), headers, and bullet points for readability, aligning with your request for aesthetic Markdown in `GITFIELD.md`. The platform list mirrors the push order (Radicle → GitLab → Bitbucket → GitHub).
-- **Practical Instructions**: The “Setup” and “Usage” sections provide step-by-step guidance, including prerequisites, dependency installation, and authentication setup, making it easy to adopt the workflow.
-- **Forward-Looking**: The “Future Considerations” section suggests adding Gitea or GitSSB, reinforcing your interest in further decentralization without overwhelming the current scope.
-- **Transparency**: Outputs like `pushed.log`, `*.sigil.md`, and `GITFIELD.md` are clearly explained, showing how they form an auditable metadata chain for humans and AI.
-
-### Integration with Your Workflow
-- **Save the README**: Place this `README.md` in the root of your `~/fieldwork/git-sigil` directory (`~/fieldwork/git-sigil/README.md`).
-- **Commit and Sync**: After adding the README, stage and commit it, then run `gitfield-sync` to push it across all platforms:
-  ```bash
-  git add README.md
-  git commit -m "Added README.md for GitField project"
-  ./gitfield-sync
-Visibility: The README will be visible on all platforms (Radicle, GitLab, Bitbucket, GitHub), serving as the entry point for collaborators and reinforcing the project’s purpose.
-Notes
-URLs: The repository URLs in the README match those in your provided scripts. If they differ, update the links in the “Repository Platforms” section.
-Radicle Project ID: The Radicle URL uses the project ID z45QC21eWL1F43VSbnV9AZbCZrHQJ from your gitfield-radicle output. Verify it’s correct.
-Future Expansion: The README mentions Gitea and GitSSB as potential fifth platforms, aligning with your recent questions about additional decentralized options.
-Tone: The tone is professional yet approachable, balancing technical rigor with accessibility to reflect your project’s ethos of transparency and community engagement.
-This README encapsulates the intention and purpose of your GitField strategy, making it clear why the recursive, multi-platform approach is vital for resilience and sovereignty. If you need adjustments (e.g., adding a fifth platform like GitSSB or tweaking the tone), let me know!