1. Yes, you should have proofs for each of the memory points you're gaining. You can fudge it and say that a memory she saw is worth 3 points through one thread, if you prefer. The points don't have to come from your character's prompt to gain the points: you can also count seeing someone else's memory in a crack for a point that can be used later. By tagging into other people's prompts, you reduce that luck aspect for them as well! This is to encourage activity and engaging in the prompts.
2. Yes, you can handwave seeing the memories yourself in the cracks, or anywhere else, and allocate points as you see fit.
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1. Yes, you should have proofs for each of the memory points you're gaining. You can fudge it and say that a memory she saw is worth 3 points through one thread, if you prefer. The points don't have to come from your character's prompt to gain the points: you can also count seeing someone else's memory in a crack for a point that can be used later. By tagging into other people's prompts, you reduce that luck aspect for them as well! This is to encourage activity and engaging in the prompts.
2. Yes, you can handwave seeing the memories yourself in the cracks, or anywhere else, and allocate points as you see fit.