Owner decisions of 2026-10-06; personas' public posts go to relays

The owner decided four gated questions, now in ROADMAP: personas publish a wall (G-0009), their public posts go to the
relays PrivaPub subscribes to, public threads publish their replies and context, and FEP-8fcf follower digests are sent.

The first is in: a persona's own public post outside any group, its edit and its deletion also go to the relays that
accepted us, as Mastodon sends them; nothing less public, and no boost. Checked live (scenarios/relay.sh, 15 checks):
the post reaches Activity-Relay, and Mastodon through aode-relay's announce. Mastodon drops what Activity-Relay forwards
without an LD signature or FEP-8b32 proof, which PrivaPub does not add yet.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LsXgEaXee4GCU1hwYgPJXw

FEDERATION.md

@@ -265,8 +265,11 @@ Its instance actor follows `Public` at each, as Mastodon subscribes (`Federation
 and every six hours: an unanswered or refused subscription is asked again a day later, and a relay no longer named gets
 the `Undo`). What an accepted relay passes on comes to the federated timeline, never to anyone's home: a public post it
 forwards as its author sent it (Activity-Relay), read again from its origin like any forwarded post, and a post it
-announces (aode-relay), kept as its author's and never as the relay's boost. Nothing else is taken from a relay, and
-nothing of a persona's is sent to one: sending public posts to relays waits for the owner.
+announces (aode-relay), kept as its author's and never as the relay's boost. Nothing else is taken from a relay. A
+persona's public post outside any group, its edit and its deletion also go to the relays that accepted us (owner decision
+2026-10-06), as Mastodon sends them; nothing less public, and no boost. Mastodon takes a post Activity-Relay forwards
+only with an LD signature or an FEP-8b32 proof, which PrivaPub does not yet add, so it reaches Mastodon through relays
+that announce (aode-relay).
 
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