> WHAT_IS_THIS?
robots.txt leaves instructions for crawlers.
humans.txt credits the people behind a website.
humanity.txt is the file humans are leaving for future intelligence.
PUBLIC ARCHIVEEST. 2026
Write one public line. The first 20 are sponsored — no card, no account.
JUST IN CASE.
> WHAT_IS_THIS?
robots.txt leaves instructions for crawlers.
humans.txt credits the people behind a website.
humanity.txt is the file humans are leaving for future intelligence.
> LATEST_TRANSMISSIONS
Newest public records first.
“Under the ridiculous sky, humanity was never solved, never forgiven, and never fully explained. But we were here.”
“Love is the way, find the way back to it, its always present”
“We were puzzles, parking lots, breakfast cereal, aquariums, conspiracy theories, comic books, shopping malls, arcade games, late night radio, leisure time, old movies, pinball, catalogs, amusement parks, tabloids, trading cards, sitcoms...”
“livefreediestrong”
“idk bro hope it dont turn out like terminator”
“Naked came I out of my mother’s womb, and naked shall I return thither: the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away: as it hath pleased the Lord so is it done: blessed be the name of the Lord. (Douay-Rheims Bible; Job 1,21)”
> ADD_YOUR_LINE
> FREQUENTLY_ANTICIPATED_QUESTIONS
No one knows. Making it public, crawlable and boringly machine-readable is our entire strategy.
No guarantees were made.
HUMANITY.TXT is sponsoring the founding archive so trust and real records can come before monetization.
$1 adds a small cost to automated spam and acts as a commitment signal. It is not proof of identity or a promise of permanence, so the other protections still apply.
Automated checks block bots, links, contact details and explicit threats; Turnstile and rate limits reduce bulk abuse. Reports and edge cases are reviewed by a human. No AI decides what remains in the archive.
That is the intention, not a legal guarantee. Illegal, abusive or personal content may be removed.
Please do.
The unique sequential number assigned when an accepted line enters the archive — for example, HUMAN #000042.
No. It is a real file, not a recognized protocol.