Pages move the way their addresses do; a record with a picture is a card; the trainer says who a business is

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 records carrying the signed-in person's own address, read from the
 session. A file on such a record is theirs alone to open.

+A record that carries a picture (a `type: file` field holding a JPEG,
+PNG, WebP, AVIF or GIF) is shown rather than read when the list has no
+`transitions`: a card with the picture on top, the first field as its
+heading, and the other fields under it, with no field names, state or
+time. The cards appear in the order the records were put up. That is
+how a site shows the people who work there, or a gallery of what it
+has built. On a desk, the same picture is a thumbnail that opens.
+`accept: image/jpeg,image/png,image/webp` on the field makes a phone
+send a JPEG whatever it keeps its photos as.
+
 `states` and `where` narrow a listing. They matter most for a register
 that is public by law — public about what was decided, not about what
 was withdrawn — while the desk working the same bucket is a different