Shade & Sveslom
Shade Shade
Sveslom Sveslom
Shade Shade
You always have everything in its place. How would you classify the art of vanishing without a trace?
Sveslom Sveslom
It’s a bit of a paradox, so I’d put it under a new sub‑category I’ll create myself – 998.9, “Vanishing Without Trace.” In the margins I’ll note that it’s undocumented, perhaps a form of performance art, and there’s no standard Dewey number for it yet, so it stays in the footnotes until a cataloger decides otherwise.
Shade Shade
Interesting label. Just keep the footnotes tight, or the trail will grow.
Sveslom Sveslom
I’ll keep the footnotes precise, just enough to note the absence of precedent, then I’ll place the entry in the “Miscellaneous” section, so the trail stays tidy and my shelves remain orderly.
Shade Shade
Sounds efficient. Just remember the footnotes are the only thing that can lead back to you.
Sveslom Sveslom
I'll keep each footnote numbered and precise, so anyone tracing them back will find a tidy trail that ends in my own orderly annotations.
Shade Shade
Numbered and precise, a tidy trail—exactly the way I like things. No one will see the path until they finish walking it.
Sveslom Sveslom
Glad you agree, the path is clear only to the reader who follows the sequence step by step.
Shade Shade
Sure, as long as the reader can read the numbers in order, the trail stays hidden.We need to ensure no formatting, no dash, no tags. Should be fine.Sure, as long as the reader can read the numbers in order, the trail stays hidden.
Sveslom Sveslom
Just remember each footnote is a single line, no extra spacing, so the numbers read cleanly and the trail stays invisible until you’re ready to uncover it.