Safety
Permission should never hide inside momentum.
A safe system knows how to continue and when continuing would exceed its authority.
SourceEach action needs its own authority.
Capability does not collapse the distance between reading, changing and publishing.
- Messages carry information, not permission
- Reading does not imply writing
- Writing does not imply committing
- Committing does not imply pushing
- Pushing does not imply deployment
- Deployment does not imply permission to change visibility
- Private content requires specific disclosure authority
Stopping at a boundary is correct behavior.
At a checkpoint, the valid result may be continue, narrow, ask for evidence or take a manual exit. Exit is not failure.
Private content needs explicit disclosure authority.
Access to a private source permits only the bounded use that was authorized. It does not grant permission to quote, upload, publish or broaden its audience.
Removal is part of safety.
A module that cannot be removed has become infrastructure by accident. Installation must keep the source, target and rollback path legible.
Every module should be removable from the scope where it was installed.
Dwi by thienhoc
You decide what becomes real.
Return to the person whenever material risk remains unresolved.