From: antoine.riesser@gmail.com   
      
   Hello Usenet,   
      
   (just because this is where things should be timestamped)   
      
   I'd like to drop an idea here, just in case it becomes a standard, or a   
   relic.   
      
   A universal symbol. A simple icon. Like the “share” symbol once was.   
      
   But this time, it’s about a new gesture:   
    > Sending your creative data to your own personal LLM.   
      
   Not to “the cloud”. Not to “an API”.   
   Just from a human — to their machine. In full awareness.   
      
   I'm calling it:   
   **“Export to my LLM”**   
      
   I’ve been working on an icon for it.   
   Also, it would be nice to define a `.llmfeed` format — probably JSON,   
   with context, date, author, and purpose blocks — so that an LLM can not   
   only read, but *understand* why it received this.   
      
   Maybe no one will remember it.   
   Or maybe one day, you’ll see this icon next to a “Publish” button, or on   
   an open-source journal page, or in an agent’s memory panel.   
      
   Philosophically, this button only makes sense on content **you authored**.   
   But I suspect one day it’ll be attached to **everything** — from   
   Wikipedia pages to far-right propaganda.   
      
   And that’s exactly why it matters now.   
      
   — Anragde (origin.viber)   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)