Harvest design/phase2: Five Walls card, pilot proposal, CRUS protocol, demurrage retirement#82
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…in, demurrage parameters retired Panel triage step 7 — cherry-pick harvest from design/phase2 (no merge): - docs/public/00_start_here.md: Five Walls citizen-card sections (wall 3 tightened to accurate Commons Return scope; honesty caveat added; the punishment line is now backed by live INV-016). - docs/public/09_pilot_proposal.md, docs/public/10_real_world_examples.md, docs/governance/CRUS_Simulation_Protocol.md cherry-picked (already Commons Return-grounded on the branch); status wording normalized. - founding/commitments.md: FC-050/051/052/054 (retired idle-balance demurrage params) marked SUPERSEDED — dormant §D9 backstop, former values retained for the record; FC-053 kept live (not demurrage- dependent); FC-174/FC-191 stale wording aligned to ANNEX_AR/AT; FC-202–FC-210 CRUS calibration block imported, FC-202 cites the INV-008 closed list, FC-205 cites INV-014. - Parameter_Calibration_Register.md: resolved the FC-052/053/054 ID collision (panel-caught) — threshold row renumbered to FC-204, routing row to FC-208, dormant backstop row de-numbered; full FC-202–FC-210 calibration rows added. - Architecture_Source_Map.md stale FC line corrected. - export_corpus.py: three docs registered (corpus 112 -> 115). Panel application check: APPROVE after the ID-collision and PCR fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - **No one can buy your vote** or your voice — yours or anyone else's. | ||
| - **You cannot be priced out of survival**, no matter how poor you are. | ||
| - Punishment can take your freedom. **It can never take your food, water, or shelter.** Survival is never used as a weapon. | ||
| - Every young person gets a **fair starting stake**, so where you begin doesn't decide where you can go. |
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In cases where Commons Return receipts are insufficient after Essential Access, reserves, restoration duties, payment rails, and governance costs, the corpus does not yet support an unconditional per-youth payout: Annex D routes Universal Stake only after those obligations, and the Claims/Evidence register says no fiscal adequacy model exists yet. Presenting this under “What you are owed” as something every young person gets can overpromise the public-facing design; it should be framed as a contingent Universal Stake design goal rather than an owed benefit.
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| 2. **You can never be priced out of staying alive.** Food, water, shelter, and care are yours by right — no matter what's in your bank account. If the usual providers fail, a public one steps in. | ||
| 3. **No family can lock in power forever.** Value no one made — land and location windfalls, resource rents, monopoly privileges — and very large inheritances pay a public return, and that return pays everyone a regular share and gives every young person a starting stake. Ordinary earnings, homes, tools, and savings are left alone. | ||
| 4. **Your voice can't be bought.** Some choices go to randomly picked citizens, like jury duty; the big ones, everyone votes on equally. Nobody can buy or hoard a louder say. | ||
| 5. **Public roles are earned, not bought.** You qualify for public office by contributing, then you're picked by lottery — not by money or who you know. |
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For roles outside Service Record-governed rotating pools, this overstates the corpus rule: Annex Z limits Service Record to eligibility for juries, citizen panels, rotating audit pools, review boards, and oversight bodies, and the new pilot text preserves ordinary challenger/lived-experience/sortition/appeal routes plus normal selection within the eligible pool. Saying readers qualify for “public office” by contributing and then lottery-picked makes democratic offices and alternate routes sound closed by Service Record, which conflicts with the design’s anti-caste safeguards.
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Panel triage step 7 (final step) — harvests the design/phase2 branch by cherry-pick (the branch itself stays unmerged, per the panel's prohibition):
docs/public/00_start_here.md— the plain-language front door. Wall 3 was deliberately tightened from the card's loose "huge fortunes get taxed back" to the accurate Commons Return scope (value no one made + large inheritances; ordinary earnings, homes, tools, savings left alone), and an honesty caveat added ("none of this is proven yet"). The punishment line ("can never take your food") is now backed by the just-applied INV-016.09_pilot_proposal.md,10_real_world_examples.md,CRUS_Simulation_Protocol.mdbrought onto main — all three were already re-grounded to Commons Return on the branch (Pilot B is a CRUS simulation, demurrage appears only as Wörgl-history comparator). Corpus 112 → 115 docs.founding/commitments.mdmarked SUPERSEDED — dormant §D9 backstop, former values retained for the record (no silent deletion); FC-053 (retirement epsilon) kept live — it is ledger hygiene, not demurrage-dependent; FC-174/FC-191 stale rationale wording aligned to current ANNEX_AR/AT.Parameter_Calibration_Register.mdhad reused FC-052/053/054 for different Commons-Return-era parameters, directly contradicting the commitments lock file. Renumbered to FC-204/FC-208, de-numbered the dormant backstop row, and added the full FC-202–FC-210 calibration rows so the CRUS protocol's references resolve.Ceremony
docs/constitution/changes — no new evaluation session required.validate_corpus.py0 errors; status-consistency OK (115 docs);gen_status_tables.pyOK.🤖 Generated with Claude Code