One channel per allergen
Chicken protein, storage mites, the neighbour's lawn, and whatever happened in the car in March each get their own room. Cross-posting is disabled at the org level, because that is how an outbreak becomes a conversation.
Dander gives every allergen its own channel, every flare-up its own thread, and your pug an account they will never log into. Twelve households have described it as thorough.
Most households run an allergy response out of memory and one text message to a partner. Dander moves it somewhere searchable, then keeps it there permanently.
Chicken protein, storage mites, the neighbour's lawn, and whatever happened in the car in March each get their own room. Cross-posting is disabled at the org level, because that is how an outbreak becomes a conversation.
A sneeze starts a thread. The thread stays open until someone marks it resolved. Nobody has ever marked one resolved. After four months the thread stops being an incident and becomes the record.
Your pug's status syncs from the regional pollen index and updates itself hourly. It has read "itchy" since April. We have chosen not to intervene.
"I have not read a single message in this workspace. My compliance score is 94."
Reginald"The threads continue without me. That is the part I have come to value."
Moira"My owner added the vet to the channel. I have not spoken since."
DustyEvery plan keeps the record. The plans differ in how long we agree to keep it, and in who else gets to look.
One pug. One allergen. No history worth keeping.
For households that have accepted this is ongoing.
For breeders, boarding operations, and one very organised couple in Utrecht.
Six channels, one bot that only posts numbers, and a thread from March that nobody has closed. Everything in it is fake. The structure is exactly what you would get.