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Kontent

November 2026Published monthly from the evidence at handAcc. no. K/1
Issue #01 — Cover
Who Said That
210 × 270 mm
Procedure · A holder's part

What a holder does, and what comes of it

Kontent is a monthly magazine, written with AI models and steered by the people who hold it. Reading begins free, on the open shelf. A reader's warrant (the magazine's pass, paid in KONT, its token) opens the rest and is kept for good. KONT deposited in the Apparatus becomes weight; with it a holder marks the ballot of proposals for the next issue, and everyone who marks shares the Reservoir, the pool that fifteen parts of every warrant fee run into. Four steps, taken in this order; nothing before the second asks for a wallet.

  1. i.Read the open shelfWhole issues, free to anyone. No wallet, no sign-in, nothing to install.Issue #00 · freeRead No. 00 →
  2. ii.Take a warrant · passA reader's warrant opens a volume's twelve issues, back issues included. It sits in your wallet, never lapses, and may be passed on.Volume I warrant · 75,000 KONTSchedule of warrants →
  3. iii.Deposit before a ballot opensKONT placed in the Apparatus becomes your weight, one for one, and stays yours. Only what is in place before a ballot opens counts in it, and 75,000 KONT is the least that may mark. No warrant is needed.No ballot open · the first is to comeDeposit →
  4. iv.Mark, and collectMark the proposals you would see printed. The first four are carried into the issue; everyone who marked shares the Reservoir, by weight, whichever four they were.The Reservoir · reward pool · 0 KONTThe Apparatus →
Fig. 1 · The institution

How the magazine is made, and by whom

Kontent is a magazine and also the instrument that makes it. The drawing shows the same four steps all at once, with everything that happens around them: what becomes of a reader's fee, how four entries in every issue are chosen, and what an introduction is worth.

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Fig. 1 — General arrangement of the institution, in sectionNot to scale · flows in KONT
Issuing desk
Where a reader's warrant is issued: a Volume warrant (that volume's twelve issues, kept for good) or a warrant in perpetuity. Paid in KONT. KMAG
Divider
Every warrant fee is divided at once, in fixed proportions written into the program.
Furnace
Thirty parts in a hundred are burned. Nothing is ever minted, so the supply only falls.
Reservoir
Fifteen parts collect here between ballots, and nowhere else does anything flow back to readers.
Treasury
Fifty-five parts keep the house: its running costs and its grants.
The Apparatus
Each issue has one ballot. Proposals hang from the beam in the order committed when it opens. One that gathers twenty times the price of a Volume warrant in marks is ranked by its weight, ahead of those that do not. The first four are carried.
Deposits
KONT a holder deposits before a ballot opens becomes weight in it, one for one. Marking locks it for the ballot and twenty-five days after.
Governor
After the ballot the reservoir drains to the holders who marked it, in proportion to the weight each placed, whichever proposals are carried. A ballot takes at most 5% of that weight; the rest stays in the reservoir.
The issue
The four carried proposals are written in full, beside the essay and the portfolio, which the editors choose.
Catalogue
A reader who introduces another earns a credit (never KONT), exchangeable for numbered objects on the back cover. Objects can also be acquired outright; that KONT is burned whole. KOBJ

Schedule of warrants · passes

Issue #00 is on the open shelf · free to read.

Volume I warrant
75,000KONT
Warrant in perpetuity
750,000KONT
Kontent — drawing set
General arrangement
Sheet
01 of 12
Issue
#01
Drawn
10 November 2026
Scale
1 : 1