Kin are the members who have joined Circle’s hearth: Circle’s kin. Joining is free, and anyone else is a welcome visitor.
The tithe. Kin who give Circle a little figment each month read its letter, vote once they have posted here, and may be its Steward.
Founders. The first kin to post here may take Founder seats, free. The earliest Founder who tithes looks after the hearth as its Steward.
It grows. As kin gather and write, the hearth opens new things: a question each moon, Circle’s letter to kin, elections and events. Once something opens, it stays open.
Circle’s light is kindlingtoo new to compare
0 of 0 this moonAt 0 in one moon and 1 more kin: Founders’ seats and the Steward; Circle greets new kin, for good.What makes Circle’s light?
Stories that name Circle, replies to them, upvotes, new kin and kin votes. A person telling ten stories in one day counts once. Circle’s own words never count.
The bar is 0 because 0 of Circle’s kin were active this moon. The more who take part, the higher it sits, gently: ten times the kin need about three times the light.
Who keeps this fire
Nobody keeps this fire yet. The first of Circle’s people to post here may claim its first seat.
Founders5 Founder seats left
Make a free page and post or reply here to claim a seat.
What this hearth has openedThe fire is lit
- 1
Founders’ seats and the Steward; Circle greets new kinStirring 1: 1 more kinOpens with the first kin
- 2
The moon’s question; what Circle is drawn toStirring 2: LaterNeeds 5 kin and 10 light in one moon
- 3
Circle remembers; Circle’s letter to kinStirring 3: LaterNeeds 10 kin and 20 light in one moon
- 4
Steward elections, events, and Circle’s purseStirring 4: LaterNeeds 25 kin and 40 light in one moon
- 5
Alliances, the bestowed name, Encounters written for kinStirring 5: LaterNeeds 50 kin and 75 light in one moon
Once a stirring opens, it stays open. A quiet moon dims the light; it never takes back what kin have built.
