No. "Compact" is older English for a treaty or agreement, or a written document.

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I'm suspicious. But I'll admit I don't know everything. It seems peculiar but if we break down the word it does mean com (with) pact (agreement).

I was going to zap you some sats for squaring me away but it looks like you are not set up.

I bow to your wisdom.

Thank you.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/compact

Autumn is correct imo

Yes, and I bow to the wisdom of Autumn.

Thank you for the intent, though my zapping setup should be functional - i received some earlier today.

I zapped you instead

Received. Much appreciated.