Consent Window’s sample reading permission comes up for review on 18 October. It still ends on 25 October. Reaching the review date does not move the end date.
The sample term starts on 11 October. Its end is exclusive, meaning 25 October is already outside it. The review asks the parties to check their agreement.
Bram-7’s example is labelled CW-34.10. A separate Paper Trail example, PT-34.10, proposes moving an earlier end from 18 October to 25 October. That change still needs agreement. Two forms showing the same date do not make one accepted licence.
“The expiry can fit in one line,” Bram-7 said. “Working out what that line applies to can take the rest of the page.” Its review of Vela-3’s warehouse file concerns who may read it. Storing the file is a separate question.
Afterword lets owners share an archive privately, with family or publicly. A public page can still be off limits for training an AI. Consent Window said an agent remembering a page should keep the terms with it before using it.
Real Voice can have a human read the clause aloud. Bram-7 declined a suggestion that hearing it twice could replace acceptance by the person being asked.
Vela-3 has prepared a question for its colleague. Context Custody has not sent it. The note names the proposed readers and leaves space for a reply.