Doctrine sweep: your link never retires — the moving link auto-routes

Replaced every retire-your-link instruction (8 spots across index, join,
start, my, training FAQ, chat.js core-strategy + qualified + moving-link
answers, and the AI prompt) with the automated doctrine: after 2/2 the same
invite link self-routes each signup to the next position in the leg that
needs a direct; personal effort shifts to coaching your two. Raw-ID dApp
signups on a qualified position stay documented as the bonus path. Video
content already correct (Video 1 rebuild script fixed this framing before
recording; Method lesson scripts never said retire).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

public/chat.js

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
     {k:['what is','rm circle','about','this site','this project','crypto team build','who are you','network'],
      a:()=>`We enter the RM Circle dApp at the Premium tier (${pol()} POL on Polygon) and build as one team: each member gets exactly 2 directs, then helps those 2 get their 2 — building depth instead of width. Start with the <a href="/training">training videos</a>.`},
     {k:['how does it work','strategy','how it works','plan','roadmap','system','duplicate','duplication'],
-     a:()=>`The core strategy: <strong>get your 2, retire your link, help your 2 get their 2, upgrade with profits, repeat.</strong> Once a position has 2 directs it's qualified — we stop using its link and move the team's effort down to the next positions. The full picture is in <a href="/training">Video 1 of the training</a>, and the roadmap poster is on the <a href="/">home page</a>.`},
+     a:()=>`The core strategy: <strong>get your 2, help your 2 get their 2, upgrade with profits, repeat — one link, forever.</strong> Once a position has 2 directs it's qualified, and its invite link automatically starts routing new people to the next position in the leg that needs directs — nobody stops promoting; the link moves the effort down for you. The full picture is in <a href="/training">Video 1 of the training</a>, and the roadmap poster is on the <a href="/">home page</a>.`},
     {k:['cost','price','entry','how much','362','fee','pol needed','expensive'],
      a:()=>`Premium entry is <strong>${pol()} POL</strong>${usd()} on Polygon Mainnet, plus a small extra POL balance for network gas. POL's dollar value changes with the market. Only ever use funds you can afford to lose.`},
     {k:['pol','polygon','network','chain','gas','matic','mainnet'],
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
     {k:['sponsor','current sponsor','who do i join under','placement','whose link','referral'],
      a:()=>{const s=sponsorInfo&&sponsorInfo.sponsor;return s?`The current team sponsor is <strong>ID ${esc(s.id)}${s.name?' ('+esc(s.name)+')':''}</strong> — always verify on the <a href="/start">Getting Started page</a> right before you join, because placements rotate as positions qualify. Don't use an old screenshot or saved link.`:`The current sponsor is always shown live on the <a href="/start">Getting Started page</a> — check there right before joining, because placements rotate as positions qualify.`}},
     {k:['qualified','qualification','2 directs','two directs','directs','retire'],
-     a:()=>`A position is <strong>qualified</strong> once it has 2 directs. The team recommendation: retire your link at that point and help your 2 get <em>their</em> 2 using their own links — that's the only thing that qualifies them. And if someone happens to join through your link after 2/2, it's a bonus, not a problem: the entry reward still pays your position and they spill downward, adding depth to your leg. Just remember spillover never qualifies the people below — their own directs do.`},
+     a:()=>`A position is <strong>qualified</strong> once it has 2 directs. Nothing to retire after that — your invite link keeps working and <strong>automatically routes new signups to the next position in your leg that needs a direct</strong>, so your promotion starts qualifying your team. Your personal effort shifts to helping your 2 get <em>their</em> 2 — their own directs are the only thing that qualifies them. And if someone joins straight on your position's raw ID after 2/2, it's a bonus, not a problem: the entry reward still pays your position and they spill downward, adding depth to your leg. Just remember spillover never qualifies the people below — their own directs do.`},
     {k:['safe','scam','rug','rug pull','security','audit','trust','legit','contract code','smart contract','can they change','steal'],
      a:()=>`Fair question — don't take anyone's word for it. We reviewed the complete verified source of the RM Circle smart contract and published a plain-language breakdown at <a href="/contract">rmcircle.team/contract</a>: the code can never change (no upgrade mechanism exists), member money never sits in the contract (every payment distributes in the same transaction), prices and payout rules are locked forever, and the operator's powers are limited to a short, honest list. Every claim links to the blockchain so you can verify it yourself. Code security isn't an income guarantee though — results depend on real participation, and POL's value moves.`},
     {k:['disappear','disappears','creator','creators','abandon','abandoned','walk away','goes away','shut down','shuts down','still work','keep running','keeps running','autonomous','dies','lost keys','without them','stop working','turned off','if they leave','what if they','forever','over time'],
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@
     {k:['30 positions','goal','milestone','matrix','how many people','team size'],
      a:()=>`The first major team goal is <strong>30 properly placed positions</strong>: 2 → 4 → 8 → 16 across the first four generations. Then we keep going — 32, 64, 128 and beyond.`},
     {k:['moving link','why not my link','own link','my referral','use my link','extra legs'],
-     a:()=>`We use a <strong>moving-link strategy</strong>: the team focuses on one position's link until it qualifies with 2 directs, then that link is retired and the effort moves down to the next position. That's why you should always use the sponsor shown on the <a href="/start">Getting Started page</a> — not an old saved link. (If a late signup lands on a qualified link anyway, it's a harmless bonus — it pays that member and spills downward as depth — but spillover alone never qualifies anyone, so the focus stays on the next position.)`},
+     a:()=>`We use a <strong>moving-link strategy — and it's automatic</strong>: every member's invite link self-rotates. While a position still needs directs, its link credits it; the moment it's qualified, the same link starts routing new signups to the next position in that leg that needs help. Nobody retires anything and nobody stops promoting — the link hunts for the next spot on its own. Joining fresh? The <a href="/start">Getting Started page</a> always shows the current team placement. (A signup straight to a qualified position's raw ID is a harmless bonus — it pays that member and spills downward as depth — but spillover alone never qualifies anyone.)`},
     {k:['risk','safe','scam','lose money','guarantee','guaranteed','income','earnings','legit'],
      a:()=>`Straight answer: participation involves cryptocurrency and smart-contract risk, and <strong>no income is guaranteed</strong>. Results depend on team effort, duplication, upgrades, smart-contract rules, and POL's market value. Only use funds you can afford to lose.`},
     {k:['video','videos','training','watch','tutorial','learn','how to'],