This Post Is Empty. The Comments Are the Article. I'm Freezing It in 48 Hours.

A developer has launched an experimental collaborative article in which reader comments are periodically rewritten into the story by an LLM, Mercury 2.5, with a 48-hour freeze deadline. The system accepts Liquid tags for embedding YouTube, GitHub, and Twitter content, rejects unknown tags to prevent save-time breakage, and never applies the same comment twice, tracking addressed comment IDs in a machine-readable list.

This article started as one sentence. Everything after it was added by people who left a comment, then rewritten by Mercury so the story stays in one voice. Leave a comment. A few times an hour, a job reads the new ones and asks Mercury 2.5 https://docs.inceptionlabs.ai/get-started/models to weave them into the story above. Limits, so this stays a story: Liquid tags work. Put the tag in backticks so the comment renderer leaves the source intact: {% youtube dQw4w9WgXcQ %} {% github forem/forem %} {% twitter 834439977220112384 %} Unknown tags are rejected, because a bad tag can break the whole article on save. The same comment is never applied twice. A machine-readable list of addressed comment ids sits at the bottom of the source. Woven 0 of 200. | Comment | Author | Result | |---|---|---| | | | waiting for the first comment |