I'm writing this as a private thought. The publication of this (or not) shouldn't be dictated by its security, but by its audience. If anyone reads this and finds value, it's public to them. If enough people do, it is public anyway, and if it was really good and worth the reading security wouldn't matter anyway. It would find a way out. I doubt this will be that kind of good. But maybe someone will take a look when they're going to delete my final traces from long dead servers and subroutines. Or will some of this live until the very end of the internet itself? One can hope I guess. Are writers relaxed or preoccupied? As a general rule? You probably don't know. I don't. Does it even matter what other writers are? This one is anxious and preoccupied and obsessive anyway. Which is all that matters at this point one would assume. The nature of a story teller is that of absolute control of what is said. ...