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Public Disclosure Doctrine

This doctrine protects the portfolio by separating public credibility material from internal mechanisms, unpublished project files, manufacturing logic, and patent-sensitive details.

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Primary Rule: Public pages should prove coherence and credibility without exposing patent-sensitive, proprietary, unpublished, or implementation-level material.

Public Website Should Include

  • Architecture overviews
  • Systems philosophy
  • High-level summaries
  • Selected renderings and diagrams
  • Non-confidential technical briefs
  • Status and maturity indicators

Public Website Should Not Include

  • Patent-sensitive mechanisms
  • Manufacturing specifications
  • Internal project files
  • Operational schematics
  • Detailed implementation pathways
  • Proprietary AI/CAD workflows

Special Caution Areas

  • Medical-device claims
  • Energy/reactor implementation details
  • Warp or speculative physics internals
  • AI sentience or unsupported claims
  • Aerospace safety-critical claims