v0.4.4 — the questions people actually ask
Pre-release
The questions people actually ask, in a panel of their own.
How it works explains the mechanism. It does not answer whether this replaces a notary, whether a displayed name proves who signed, or what happens if xNotary disappears. Those answers existed only in a draft document. They now live next to it as Q&A — twenty-one questions in five groups, folded, because twenty-one open answers would bury the page.
The draft's version references were dropped rather than updated: the claim is about the beta as a stage, and a number in the copy rots on every release.
Route id qanda is new and stable; the existing five are untouched. The page adds no CSS — it reuses the folded-case pattern How it works already uses. Also drops the old preview page, which the app had long since replaced.
Published retroactively on 2026-09-11. v0.4.4 is a lightweight tag and carries no message, so these notes were written from the commits it contains. From v0.4.6 on, releases are generated from the tag annotation and a lightweight tag is refused before anything is built.