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slug: agency-anti-manipulation
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title: Agency & Anti-Manipulation
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- ethics
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A Human's Agency is only real if the platform refrains from manipulating the choices it presents. This RFC draws the line between legitimate persuasion and manipulation — no dark patterns, no drip pricing, no manufactured urgency, no lock-in disguised as a reward — as a first-class commitment derived from RFC-0001's Agency. It is the most direct expression of building for humans rather than for extraction.
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slug: exit-portability
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title: Exit & Portability
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- governance
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A platform that holds a Human's data, catalog, or balance hostage has converted convenience into a trap. This RFC defines Exit and Portability: the guarantee that a customer or merchant can leave and take what is theirs. It is the structural defense against lock-in, serving Agency.
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slug: no-retroactive-harm
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title: No Retroactive Harm (Terms-Change Governance)
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- governance
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Humans park real money and accept terms under a particular set of rules; changing those rules on balances they have already loaded is a retroactive harm. This RFC defines the governance guarantee that the deal cannot be changed out from under existing balances and commitments. It ties Temporality and Informed Consent into a binding constraint, and it is load-bearing precisely because of stored value.
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slug: privacy-data-minimization
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title: Privacy & Data Minimization
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- ethics
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A Human has an interior life and the standing to keep most of it private; a platform that hoovers up data treats the person as a resource to be mined. This RFC commits the platform to knowing only what the exchange genuinely requires and no more — surveillance is not the business model. It serves Interiority and Dignity, and sets the default against which every data-collecting mechanic must justify itself.
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slug: recourse-dispute
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title: Recourse & Dispute Resolution
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- governance
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An ethical platform is defined as much by what happens when things go wrong as by its happy path. This RFC defines Recourse: how a wronged Human — buyer or merchant — actually obtains a remedy, and by what fair process. It serves Dignity and fairness, building on the Commercial Relationship.
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slug: transparency-traceability
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title: Transparency & Traceability
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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: '2026-06-01'
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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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- governance
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Ethics that cannot be checked are just claims. This RFC defines the discipline that every operational mechanic must cite the concept RFC it serves, so the platform's behavior is auditable and traceable back to a stated human commitment. It is the spine that keeps the whole corpus honest — the answer to how 'ethical' becomes verifiable rather than asserted.
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