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slug: addressability
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title: Durable Addressability
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state: super-draft
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id: null
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repo: null
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proposed_by: ben.stull@wiggleverse.org
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proposed_at: '2026-06-03'
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graduated_at: null
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graduated_by: null
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owners:
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- ben.stull
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arbiters: []
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tags:
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- commerce
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---
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An address is the public path a Human reaches a thing at — a product's URL — and once it has been shared, linked, or indexed it becomes a durable promise rather than a disposable string. This RFC defines Durable Addressability so that changing the address of a published thing preserves the old path by redirect, rather than silently breaking every inbound link, bookmark, and citation that trusted it. It applies No Retroactive Harm to the namespace and supports Exit & Portability, treating reachability as something owed to the people on the other end of a link, not a convenience the platform may revoke.
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slug: reference-pricing
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title: Reference Pricing
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state: super-draft
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id: null
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repo: null
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proposed_by: ben.stull@wiggleverse.org
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proposed_at: '2026-06-03'
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graduated_at: null
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graduated_by: null
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owners:
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- ben.stull
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arbiters: []
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tags:
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- commerce
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---
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A reference price is any comparison a listing shows against its current selling price — a struck-through "was" price, a "compare at", an implied discount — and it is a factual claim about the past, not a persuasion device. This RFC defines Reference Pricing so that a displayed former or comparison price must reflect a genuine prior selling price for that good, never a fabricated anchor invented to manufacture the appearance of a discount. It refines Price and applies Wise Speech in Commerce and Agency & Anti-Manipulation to one specific deception — inventing the "before" in order to sell the "after" — and so protects a Human's ability to judge a deal on true information.
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slug: trust-safety
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title: Trust & Safety / Harm Prevention
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state: super-draft
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id: null
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state: active
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id: RFC-0004
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repo: null
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proposed_by: ben.stull@wiggleverse.org
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proposed_at: '2026-06-01'
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graduated_at: null
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graduated_by: null
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graduated_at: '2026-06-04'
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graduated_by: ben.stull
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owners:
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- ben.stull
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arbiters: []
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arbiters:
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- ben.stull
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tags:
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- commerce
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A marketplace that admits any seller and any good is not neutral; it is negligent toward the Humans it exposes to fraud and danger. This RFC defines who may sell and what may be sold — prohibited, dangerous, and counterfeit goods, and scam prevention — as a duty of harm prevention distinct from after-the-fact recourse. It protects buyers and honest merchants alike.
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