artifacts/standard-named

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Source Standing, Access, and Transition Authority Matrix

Status: candidate pre-production Content canon status: unset

| Question | Required distinction | Failure prevented | |---|---|---| | Can the source be reached? | Technical accessibility | Access-as-permission | | May the source be copied? | Collection authority | Public-crawl overclaim | | Did a center consent? | Consent scope and evidence | Silence or notice as consent | | Is another authority basis present? | License, mandate, contract, stewardship, or other basis | Consent as the only possible authority | | Who has standing? | Author, community, described people, custodian, public | Ownership-only analysis | | May the source be transformed? | Transition-specific authority | One-grant-for-everything | | May the source enter training? | Training purpose and recipient | Publication becoming training permission | | May the model be released? | Release authority and restrictions | Training permission becoming release permission | | May the model be deployed here? | Deployment purpose, affected centers, and authority | Deployment laundering | | May outputs be reused for training? | Output-capture and retraining scope | Hidden recursive recruitment | | Can authority expire or withdraw? | Effective time, withdrawal, residuals | Perpetual permission | | Do restrictions reach successors? | Derivative propagation | Obligation loss |

Transition chain

create
→ publish
→ collect
→ store
→ aggregate
→ filter
→ transform
→ annotate
→ rank
→ train
→ evaluate
→ release
→ deploy
→ log
→ retrain
→ transfer
→ succeed
→ dissolve

Each arrow may require a different authority profile.

Hard distinctions

accessible ≠ permitted
permitted ≠ consented
consented ≠ owned
owned ≠ legitimate in every use
documented ≠ authorized
public ≠ ownerless

Source-standing minimum

source centers
affected centers
collective or community standing
creation context
publication context
custody
rights and interests
sensitivity
restrictions
contestation
review

Governing principle

A source can enter a technical pipeline without losing the standing, restrictions, and relationships that made the source meaningful.