From your keyboard to the vault
Contributions
A contribution is anything you know that your class does not have yet. It travels four short steps, and you hold the pen at every one of them.
The loop
Four steps, and you approve the one that matters.
Write it rough
Type what you remember, attach a photo of the whiteboard, paste a link. No formatting, no minimum polish.
MeltingPot organizes
Your note comes back with a title, a summary, a clean body, and a suggested section. Your original sits right beside it, untouched.
You review and edit
Change anything: the title, the structure, every word. The organized version is a draft of yours, not a decision made for you.
You share it
Nothing reaches the class until you press share. Until then it is a private draft only you can see.
Your name stays on it
Shared notes carry their contributors. When a correction lands, both the original author and the person who fixed it appear in the version history, permanently.
A private record of your days
Your run of days is yours alone. Nobody else sees it, where you stand in a class is shown only to you, and a quiet stretch shows the run you already managed rather than a zero.
After sharing
Corrections go through people.
Anyone in the class can propose a fix to a shared note, with a reason and sources. A maintainer reviews it and decides. Nothing in the vault ever changes silently, and no version is ever lost.