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# Copy bank

Lines that were written, liked, and not used yet. Kept so they are findable when a surface needs marketing copy, or when a shipped line gets replaced.

## The register

Surgical critique of what is broken, not a value proposition. Blame the platform's design, not the person using it. Concrete over abstract: a number, a cat's name, a robot reading a donation aloud. Avoid pitch-deck vocabulary — "connecting communities", "holistic", "engagement" are all out.

## Live now

* **Landing closer:** `Parasocial is a design flaw.` / `You're more than a username.`
* **Landing hero:** `Skip the chat. Be the stream.`
* **Bounty page:** `Your favorite streamer doesn't even know you.` / `Be more than a username.`

## Banked — approved, unused

Ranked roughly by how much the user liked them.

* Don't be a statistic. / Don't be a metric. *(deliberately meme-y)*
* Stop simping. Start interacting.
* You're not part of a community. You're part of analytics.
* You just paid a robot $5 to read your name out loud.
* 400 hours watched. Zero seconds seen. *(rejected)*
* You know his cat's name. He doesn't know you exist.
* You've typed 10,000 messages. He's read four.
* Everyone has a camera. Chat still wants 200 characters.
* Still typing into a box like it's 2003.
* Chat hasn't changed since IRC.
* A scrolling column of text is not a community.
* The relationship is real. It only goes one way.
* Nobody remembers a username.
* Quit the comment section.

## Retired

* `A chat app for people who'd rather be on TV.` — sold status, not the flaw.
* `CALL-IN SHOW + FACETIME + SUPERCHAT = MEGACHAT` — the most formulaic line on the page; replaced by the closer's subline.
* `Stop being a username.` — shipped briefly, superseded.
* `Money waiting on a name` — the bounty headline. Long, and it described the mechanic instead of the reason anyone would care.
* The bounty page's preview-build disclosure — removed at the user's call: the page does not launch until settlement is real, so a line about funds not moving describes a state that will not exist when anyone sees it.

## Planned use: the bounty page

The bounty page has no call to action written yet. The intent, in the user's words: use this register plus **"demand more"**, and make the ask concrete —

> Record a MegaChat, put money on it, and tell your favourite streamer to come claim it.

That is the whole bounty loop stated as an instruction to a fan rather than as a description of a mechanism, and it is the one page where "demand more" is literally what the product does. Not built yet.


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