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Licence

This pack

Everything in this brief pack — the eight numbered documents, 09__source-manifest.csv, the two source briefs in sources/, this file and README.md — is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0).

Copyright (c) 2026 Dinis Cruz Licensed under CC BY 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ↗

Attribution: Dinis Cruz, with AI co-authorship (Claude, Anthropic). Both source briefs carry their own CC BY notices.

The site this pack commissions

The entire content of subscriptions.sgit.ai is CC BY 4.0, stamped and gated with licence-audit.py --check. The register data lives in its own vault under CC BY — that is the re-pointable asset for the future neutral-domain or non-profit move.

The rules that outrank the licence

This site's exposure is not copyright; it is defamation and personal data. Three rules are build requirements, not editorial preferences:

  1. Publish the record, never the verdict — no adjectives anywhere, enforced by a CI blocklist on register pages. Company replies are quoted verbatim, attributed, dated, with requester details removed — the substantial-truth posture.
  2. No personal data, ever: no client's statements or claim contents (including the founder's own — the March workflow is the exhibit, its data never appears), nothing in browser storage, no register entry traceable to a requester.
  3. A solicitor reviews the publishing rule and the first entry before it goes live. The one external dependency in the launch list, flagged by the source itself.

Do not publish

The card-issuer lever as an offered service (perimeter advice first) · any legal page without its as-at date and commencement status · any first refusal (two asks, published interval) · the payments-platform pricing detail and the alchemist tree (standard exclusions).

Accuracy

The legal pages expire on a known date. Spring 2027 changes the surface; every claim carries its date and source. Two referenced corpus briefs (16 Aug comparison-pages, 20 Aug user-section) post-date this clone — verify their paths at build time, as marked in the manifest.

This file is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0).