Changes in version 0.6.0 - Show the logo in the new consensus and ideation colour (plum #91617B), shared with delphyR; tools/branding/render.R recolours the approved hexmakR master and keeps the name outlines. - Bind local startup to loopback by default. Network launchers must explicitly select a listening host and replace the demonstration moderator PIN; Docker keeps its explicit network binding. - Reject invitation base URLs with missing hosts, credentials, fragments or reserved routing parameters, and preserve harmless query strings. - Close SQLite connections after failed standard-session archive attempts and exclude local Git metadata from source packages. - Establish the browser's starting theme before testing its toggle, independent of the test machine's colour preference. - Standardize the named v5 package logo across README, documentation pages and available application headers, with matching light and dark artwork. - Configure any positive number of questions separately for each topic. Answer fields, drafts, submissions, YAML, prompt exclusion and exports follow that count; existing two-question settings and databases remain supported. - Show the authored question above each answer in results and plenum views, and list the questions in the analysis tab. - Apply the pseudonymization checkbox immediately to the result view as well as downloads, without changing stored participant identities. - Fix weighted plots and PDF generation on ggplot2 3.5.x, where facet_wrap() does not accept space. Keep download handlers active and send explicit MIME types for PDF, XLSX, RDS, CSV, Markdown and YAML files. - Add server and real-browser regressions for variable questions, immediate pseudonyms, weighted plots and downloaded binary file contents. Changes in version 0.5.0 - Add Analyse & Plenum to finished sessions: participants see all contributions anonymously and distribute 100 % per topic with sliders, their own contributions included. On a shared hot-seat device the weighting passes from person to person. - The moderator starts, ends and reopens the weighting, follows progress per topic and then sees a ranked overview with a chart; results stay hidden while voting is open. - Weights appear in a new CSV download, an extra XLSX sheet, the RDS snapshot, the Markdown protocol and a third PDF page. For sessions without weights, CSV, XLSX, Markdown and PDF are unchanged; the RDS snapshot always carries the votes table and the new plenum and plenum_turn session columns. - Ask for the planned number of participants in setup and describe the resulting format live, for example "Format 16-2-5 … 5–6 people per group"; the lobby counts joins against it. Names in setup are marked optional; pseudonyms are welcome. - Replace the footer line with a CTTIR link and an inline GitHub icon. - Add a light/dark toggle next to the language control. It switches in place without touching drafts, is remembered per browser and follows the device setting by default. - Migrate session files created by 0.4.0 at startup. Follow-up to an external audit of this release: - Ending a round only ends the round on screen: repeated clicks or a second moderator tab no longer skip a round in individual and group-device mode. - Weighting sliders are named by their question and contribution and announce the remaining budget; their values are spoken as percentages. - Charts adapt to phones: rank-numbered weighting chart sized to its bars, single-column terms, smaller network and wordcloud, horizontal continuity bars, larger text. - One rule decides what counts as a contribution: whitespace-only text (tabs, line breaks, no-break, ideographic and zero-width characters included) is ignored by analytics, weighting, protocols and the previous-contribution view. - Open voting pages of the same person follow weights stored from another tab or device. - Moderator logins also expire in open tabs after 12 hours. - Optional spreadsheet-safe CSV downloads that defuse formula-like cells, also after embedded separators and line breaks. - Publish the website through GitHub Pages actions, matching the repository setting. - Open SQLite files with synchronous = NORMAL (SQLite's durable setting for WAL) after the busy timeout, instead of RSQLite's default OFF, so recently saved contributions survive an operating-system crash or power loss. Changes in version 0.4.0 - Run several sessions side by side, each with its own address (?s=) and QR code. The bare address keeps serving the standard session; existing databases need no migration. - Add a moderator session overview to create, open, restart, archive, restore and delete sessions, with large downloadable QR codes. - Restarting a session offers its settings for review in a new session and keeps the original results. Archived sessions refuse participants and stay available for review and export. - Keep one participant identity per session on each device. - Keep moderators signed in per browser tab and pause new logins after repeated wrong PINs. - Rewrite the example question sets after the 6-3-5 principle: one open problem per topic, up to three new ideas, then develop an idea already on the sheet. - Draw participant IDs from the operating system's secure generator. Drawing a wordcloud no longer resets R's random seed, which had made later IDs and group shuffles predictable and could make a join fail on a duplicate ID. - Never recreate a deleted session file from a lingering page; open pages reload to a notice. Changes in version 0.3.0 - Add an in-place German/English/French language slider without interrupting drafts. - Offer reversible, editable example questions in the selected interface language. - Provide an English screenshot gallery and an entirely English classroom vignette. - Add a multilingual descriptive analytics view with five shared ggplot figures. - Count Unicode German terms with transparent stopword and prompt-vocabulary filters. - Summarize adjacent-round lexical overlap without treating it as an idea-quality score. - Compose deterministic two-page A4 reports directly with Cairo and patchwork. - Add lossless RDS and styled four-sheet XLSX exports alongside CSV and Markdown. - Apply optional stable author pseudonyms consistently across all five downloads. Changes in version 0.2.0 - Preserve the default individual-device workflow and add optional roster buttons. - Add canonical group-device identities and sequential hot-seat handovers. - Prepare sessions using the setup form or validated, safely parsed YAML files. - Migrate existing databases in place, retaining sessions and contributions. - Persist settings in SQLite and support sparse hot-seat groups with an empty sheet. - Extend lifecycle, browser, migration and configuration regression coverage. Changes in version 0.1.0 - Initial classroom brainwriting application with German participant and moderator views. - SQLite persistence, frozen sheet counts, balanced groups and late joining. - Server-authoritative rounds, reconnect/resume and debounced draft saving. - Server-side moderator authorization and transactional lifecycle operations. - CSV and Markdown export, container deployment and classroom guide.