Small things the owner wants taken as they are, or nearly. Each entry says what the original does, in which words, and what changes for ETS27. Filed from the inspiration table; the row numbers match INSPIRATION.md.
Büro's footer, on every page (burocratik.com/work; the owner's crop in burocratik/newsletter-owner-crop.png; the block sits at the very foot of the page, below the "No. Projects" count, past where the headless full-page capture stops):
Psst Psst. Wanna get Spammm? Give me your e-mail.
Two lines of the same small text, the first black, the second grey. Nothing else: no box, no button, no label. How it is built (read from the page source on 2026-10-22): the first line is a plain paragraph; the second line is the email input itself, styled as text, with the sentence as its placeholder, so clicking the grey words puts the cursor in them. A "Send" button with an animated underline and a one-line privacy consent ("By submitting, you agree to our Privacy Policy.") are in the markup but hidden, and appear once there is something typed. The menu sheet behind the plus holds only the header, the pages and the socials; the form lives in the footer (teardown correction, 2026-10-22). Full playbook: teardowns/burocratik/.
The owner: "I really like their newsletter signup, which just looks like two sentences and I want to copy it exactly, or at least for now, I like that idea. It just says the text but the latter text, if you click it, lets you input your email."
For ETS27: copy the mechanism exactly (a sentence that is the input), and write ETS27's own two sentences in the voice of the mind, for example a line about hearing when the lineup drops and a grey line asking for the address. With the marker look (item 8) the two lines are handwritten and the cursor appears in the grey one. The hidden consent line and the send underline stay, since the list is Zpryme's and the privacy policy applies. It belongs at the foot of the standard route's pages and, in the thread, as the block the mind offers when someone asks to be kept posted.