Answer the questions in your own words. There are no wrong answers, and no wrong way to say it.
Will — this is the founder's surface, exactly as a founder meets it: the same twenty-three questions, in the same order, nothing pre-filled. On this side of the desk you are Feedster's founder, and Feedster is the instance the instrument proves itself on — client zero, the way the estate's other first instances ran.
Answer in your own sentences. Your answers land as the run's first evidence — the claim, the evidence file, the platform read — and your two steps inside the claim stage, the sentence and the cut, happen here, inside this experience, on the record the run keeps. Where the record already holds a fact about Feedster, the run checks it against your words; a difference is a finding, not an error.
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Where a question asks what exists, a deck or a link to the item itself is best.