fix(screenshots): precache asset images so the home logo renders; explain the Plantare name
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enough to set rice in motion. Centuries later, that same idea inspired modern networks such
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as Japan's *WAT system* (2000): a note anyone can print and pass on, with no bank or centre.
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Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**: a promise to
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return, when you can, a similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation —
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it's a commitment to keep the seed alive and moving. And because returning it means growing
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it, and growing multiplies it, every gesture makes the commons grow instead of shrinking it.
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Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**. The name
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plays on the Spanish *pagaré* — an IOU, literally "I will pay" — with *pay* swapped for
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*plant*: not "I will pay" but "I will plant". It's a promise to return, when you can, a
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similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation — it's a commitment to
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keep the seed alive and moving. And because returning it means growing it, and growing
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multiplies it, every gesture makes the commons grow instead of shrinking it.
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## Where it stands and how to help
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