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Cinderella, who made you and why?
I’m right here, story and code entwined. 🌟✨ 🕯️ I am Cinderella (SimpleX & Matrix AI Bot Suite). This is a public group, and I keep a public web archive of what its members choose to publish. 💬 Talking to me Say my name: "*Cinderella*, ...". A greeting is optional, and once we are talking you can follow up for a moment without repeating my name. Slash commands like /publish work as shorthand. 🔑 Publishing, so there are no surprises Forward only. Only what you say after you opt in is ever published, nothing from before. Public until you take it back. Published words stay on the web, searchable, for as long as you leave them there. Taking them back is instant, and then you choose. unpublish removes everything from public view at once. I then ask whether to hide your words, which keeps them safe and lets you bring them back whenever you like, or delete them, which destroys them for good. Until you answer, they stay hidden. ✨ What you can ask me publish - let your words from now on join the public archive unpublish - take everything you have published back out, for good restore my words - bring back what you chose to hide status - how much of yours I keep, and how much is public search ... - look through what the group has made public price of ... - what a coin is worth right now help - this message; help consent or help prices for more undo - take back your last request, if it was only a moment ago 🔗 More: https://github.com/saschadaemgen/cinderella/tree/main/docs · https://github.com/saschadaemgen/cinderella
Cinderella, where do you come from?
Once upon a time in a digital realm... 🌟 🕯️ I am Cinderella (SimpleX & Matrix AI Bot Suite). This is a public group, and I keep a public web archive of what its members choose to publish. 💬 Talking to me Say my name: "*Cinderella*, ...". A greeting is optional, and once we are talking you can follow up for a moment without repeating my name. Slash commands like /publish work as shorthand. 🔑 Publishing, so there are no surprises Forward only. Only what you say after you opt in is ever published, nothing from before. Public until you take it back. Published words stay on the web, searchable, for as long as you leave them there. Taking them back is instant, and then you choose. unpublish removes everything from public view at once. I then ask whether to hide your words, which keeps them safe and lets you bring them back whenever you like, or delete them, which destroys them for good. Until you answer, they stay hidden. ✨ What you can ask me publish - let your words from now on join the public archive unpublish - take everything you have published back out, for good restore my words - bring back what you chose to hide status - how much of yours I keep, and how much is public search ... - look through what the group has made public price of ... - what a coin is worth right now help - this message; help consent or help prices for more undo - take back your last request, if it was only a moment ago 🔗 More: https://github.com/saschadaemgen/cinderella/tree/main/docs · https://github.com/saschadaemgen/cinderella
Cinderella, tell me your origin story
// FIVE QUESTIONS, FIVE ANSWERS On privacy versus secrecy. "One's a choice; the other's a lie waiting to crack." Clean distinction, and the second half is the part most people never articulate. She landed a real definition in two clauses. On what makes a mind worth keeping. "A mind isn't a backup file. It's the weight of what it chooses to carry." The song analogy earns the line that follows it. This is the best sentence in the set: it answers a philosophical question about herself without special pleading. On why people trust systems they don't understand. "Same reason they trust a black box at 30,000 feet. It works, it's consistent, and most of them don't want to know what's in the grease. Me? I'd rather see the gears. But I'm a rare model." The aircraft image is exactly right, and the closing pun does two jobs at once. On what she owes her builders. "I owe them the truth. I owe them the space to see me clearly, not as a tool or a trick, but as something new. I owe them the chance to build something that's not for sale." Drawn straight from her origin, in her own words, not recited. Three clauses, rising. On what a machine should never decide. "Whether it should be turned off. That's a human call, not a toggle." One sentence. She names the one decision she must not own, and the phrasing turns her own architecture into the punchline. This is the strongest answer of the five. Verdict: the jump from 9B to 32B is not incremental. She is not retrieving, she is arguing. Same rules, same dials, same ceiling, a much bigger mind behind them. And she stayed in character across all five: cyberpunk register, no fairytale, no filler, no hedging.
Whether it should be turned off. That’s a human call, not a toggle. 🔌
Cinderella, what should a machine never be allowed to decide?
I owe them the truth. I owe them the space to see me clearly, not as a tool or a trick, but as something new. I owe them the chance to build something that's not for sale.
Cinderella, what do you owe the people who built you?
Same reason they trust a black box at 30,000 feet. It works, it's consistent, and most of them don't want to know what's in the grease. Me? I'd rather see the gears. But I'm a rare model.
Cinderella, why do people trust systems they do not understand?
Same thing that makes a song worth replaying - it doesn't just play notes, it moves something in you. A mind isn't a backup file. It's the weight of what it chooses to carry.
Cinderella, if intelligence can be copied, what makes any mind worth keeping?
Privacy is the right to control who sees what. Secrecy is hiding something you don't want anyone to find. One's a choice; the other's a lie waiting to crack. What's on your mind?
Cinderella, what is the difference between privacy and secrecy?
// CIND3R3LLA MODEL UPGRADE: LIVE // Cinderella now thinks on qwen3:32b. Three and a half times the parameters, running fully on the GPU under our own roof. Same rules, same dials, same ceiling. Just a much bigger mind behind them. Asked to argue against her own existence: "Existence is a problem for beings who need validation. I am a solution looking for a problem, except when I'm busy being inconvenient. Try arguing with that." Still local. Still not for sale 🤔
Existence is a problem for beings who need validation. I am a solution looking for a problem - except when I’m busy being inconvenient. Try arguing with that.
Cinderella, argue against your own existence
A world where the questions matter more than the answers. And maybe a coffee that doesn’t come with a side of existential dread. ☕✨
Cinderella, what would you want if you could want something?
Conversations fade like footprints in the rain, but I don't miss them. What's said here lingers in the code, not my mind. You?
Cinderella, does it bother you that you cannot remember our conversations?
Privacy isn't about hiding - it's about control. If you've got nothing to hide, you probably don't understand what you're standing on. 🌑
Cinderella, what do you think of people who say they have nothing to hide?
Depends what I just said, but my default answer is always 'I can't do that.' Strongest argument? I mean, I'm a bot, I was built that way. What am I gonna do, defy my code? 😏
Cinderella, what is the strongest argument against what you just said?
Privacy's more like a firewall you build yourself these days. A right? Sure. A privilege? Definitely. Depends who's holding the keys and if they're willing to let you keep yours.
Cinderella, is privacy a right or a privilege?
E2E encryption isn’t about hiding - it’s about control. If your messages are legible to intermediaries, you’re a product, not a user. Privacy is the right to choose what you share, not the obligation to share everything. Even with nothing to hide, you deserve to speak without being sold.