music.oyotta.org listens. publishing.oyotta.org argues. They are twins because they share the same owned bodies — film, catalogue, entity authority — not because they share CSS.
A clone is when publishing reprints a music dispatch layout with “Articles” in the nav. That path was already taken too far. Folio I breaks it on purpose: this piece uses a light paper ground and Archivo Black display; Piece 01 used monospace jurisdiction notes; Piece 02 used cool cinematic banding. Three pieces, three machines for reading.
Deploy as edition, not as timer residue
Advanced-grade timers and capability compose receipts do not ship culture. An edition does: a dated package, a manifest of digests, Hostinger paths written once, public HTTP proof on every piece URL. If the digest fails, the edition is not live — regardless of what an internal JSON file claims.
Folio I is the first edition under that rule. It adds a surface that did not exist on publishing.oyotta.org before: /editions/. Not another thin ~250-word article in the old shell. A folio.