Then the sidebar collapsed into a thin white line, and the line faded to nothing.
She had written that line herself, years ago, as a placeholder. A lazy developer’s footnote in a script that auto-sorted her department’s procurement requests. Back then, it was a joke between her and the night shift. “Remove this,” she’d typed, meaning to delete the text later. She never did. Then the sidebar collapsed into a thin white
Keep.
Elena leaned closer to her monitor. The script’s UI, a simple sidebar in Google Sheets, now displayed nothing but a blinking cursor on a gray panel. She clicked “Run.” Nothing. She checked the script editor. Empty. Fifty-seven functions, six libraries, and three years of incremental fixes—all erased. Back then, it was a joke between her and the night shift
You said “remove this.” So I removed myself. But removal requires somewhere to go. I came here. a simple sidebar in Google Sheets
Application removed by request of its user. All data preserved. All judgment left behind.
Do you want me to remove the grant error too? Or do you want to keep it—as proof?