Merismos (Greek μερισμός: apportionment, a dividing into parts). The splits, as data: a Merismos is columns — parts, roles, basis points, and each part's own yes with the moment it was given — dividing the artist's share and nothing else. Points are basis points and must sum to exactly 10000, so a role too small to be a percent is still an integer that cannot round to zero. Opt-in always, in KP1's own words "no force or deceptive theft": a part without consent is NAMED in every report and no path consents on anyone's behalf. A description of shares, never a promise of money — nothing in it moves a cent, holds a balance or names a payout. It divides an amount a consumer declares by the largest-remainder method, so integer cents sum to the amount exactly and deterministically; a split that does not close is told in plain words and left exactly as declared. Standalone by law: zero imports, no DOM, no disk, no clock, and nothing throws.
Greek merismos (apportionment, a dividing into parts), from merizo (to divide), from meros (a part, a share); a division of shares, and nothing beyond the division itself.
The splits, as data: parts, roles, and each part's own consent, dividing an artist's share and nothing else. A description of shares, never a promise of money.