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File Intake 2026 05 10 Content Density

**Site relevance:** FFTAC.org

**Memory type:** file intake archive

**Source path:** Wiki.FFTAC.org/wiki/projects/fftac.org/file-intake-2026-05-10-content-density.md

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FFTAC.org File Intake: Content Density Pass

Source Headings

  • FFTAC.org File Intake: Content Density Pass
  • Scope
  • Source Files And Checksums
  • Reviewed Summary
  • Project Work
  • Archive Outcome

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# FFTAC.org File Intake: Content Density Pass

Status: reviewed
Date: 2026-05-10
Actor: Codex
Source site: FFTAC.org

## Scope

Reviewed four files from `WP-FFTAC/FFTAC\agent-file-handoff\Improvement\` during a homepage content-density improvement pass for the `fftac-who-we-are` theme.

## Source Files And Checksums

| Source file | SHA256 | Disposition |
|---|---|---|
| `Analytical Guide to Writing Welcome to the Foundation For The Anti-Christ.md` | `BA1DBFA0CCDB6B3076180CF447C08244FEAC97888DEDCAE624CC767F78D39E0C` | Applied selectively |
| `Audience Research and Ethical Product Strategy for an Antichrist Website.md` | `10C8A110F911873783BC347D7F5FF92E47AB7EFC390F7E4C8F7C5177E31C74B1` | Applied |
| `Speech Outline for Anti-Christ Foundation.md` | `E39D1580D35BEB9649EC95F968BB7E3CBF1DF4F7AF6D330BDC87229B5CE0BE63` | Blocked as public content source |
| `Website Strategy for Antichrist Followers.md` | `48AFF1471845481A13F6AA21CA4DB446FF916DDD492CBCDEE888D1A641F36B72` | Applied selectively |

## Reviewed Summary

The useful strategy material recommended a public-facing site that is high-transparency, source-led, audience-segmented, and careful with the difference between scripture, interpretation, reception history, satire, culture, and current claims. It emphasized visible corrections, source trails, clear article genres, no living-person Antichrist accusations, and moderation before community scaling.

The speech/manifesto file contained radicalizing and harm-normalizing rhetoric, including destructive movement framing and biological-reset language. It was not used as public copy or positive guidance. Its only accepted value was risk analysis: it reinforced the need for explicit anti-violence, anti-extremism, anti-harassment, anti-doxxing, and anti-conspiracy escalation boundaries.

## Project Work

Applied changes in:

- `FFTAC/wp-content/themes/fftac-who-we-are/front-page.php`
- `FFTAC/wp-content/themes/fftac-who-we-are/style.css`
- `FFTAC/wp-content/themes/fftac-who-we-are/functions.php`
- `FFTAC/wp-content/themes/fftac-who-we-are/README.md`
- `FFTAC/wp-content/themes/fftac-who-we-are/readme.txt`

The homepage now includes an at-a-glance hero panel, topic map, reader paths, denser library lanes, publication standards, editorial workflow, and strengthened boundaries.

## Archive Outcome

Archive destination: `WP-FFTAC/FFTAC\agent-file-handoff\Archive\2026-05-10-content-density\`

File count: 4 source files.

Hot-memory updates:

- `FFTAC/.uai/intake-index.uai`
- `FFTAC/.uai/progress.uai`
- `FFTAC/.uai/memory.uai`

Checks:

- Edited theme files scanned for non-ASCII/mojibake; no matches in the edited files.
- CSS brace count checked after edits: 170 opening braces and 170 closing braces.
- Fallback menu anchors and page IDs inspected for consistency.
- PHP lint was not run because no `php` executable is available in the shell.
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