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Pre-registration correspondence
Preliminary correspondence is not a public evidence submission and does not itself authorize publication of proprietary, confidential, or protected participant material.
FOUNDING DEMONSTRATION · PARTICIPATION & PUBLICATION AUTHORIZATION
Final-finding authority is not publication authority.
A prospective participant should be able to know what may become public before making a consequence-bearing commitment. Atlas may possess delegated authority to issue a final TA-14 finding while publication remains independently bounded by the participant's evidenced authorization.
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Registration record
A participant may authorize publication of defined registration metadata, architecture identity, declared version, attribution, and other fields expressly identified by the applicable registration terms.
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Admitted evidence
Evidence becomes part of a governed proceeding only through the applicable intake process. Admission and public disclosure are separate decisions; admitted evidence is not automatically public evidence.
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Founding Demonstration
Before a public Founding Demonstration is opened, the applicable authorization must identify the governed object, frozen proposition, publication scope, participant attribution, evidence boundary, protected material, and preservation terms.
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Atlas final-finding authority
Within delegated scope, Atlas may determine, issue, communicate, and preserve TA-14 findings, including final findings, without separate case-by-case human approval where the active delegation already authorizes Atlas to act. That final-finding authority does not itself authorize public disclosure of participant evidence or enlarge an existing publication boundary.
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Finding publication
A final TA-14 finding and its authorized institutional record may be published only within the applicable evidenced publication authorization. Publication may include the finding, limitations, chronology, authorized evidence references, participant responses, and other material permitted by the governing instrument. A bounded finding may not be enlarged through publication language.
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Participant response
Participant responses, objections, factual corrections, and challenges remain attributable to their source and are preserved separately from the TA-14 finding rather than silently rewriting it.
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Withdrawal and correction
Withdrawal of future participation does not automatically erase an already authorized and properly published institutional record. Corrections are appended or versioned so the chronology remains inspectable.
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Protected material
Material designated as proprietary, confidential, security-sensitive, personally identifying, or otherwise outside the authorized publication boundary remains outside public publication unless separately authorized or lawfully required.
MINIMUM AUTHORIZATION OBJECT
What must be frozen before a public demonstration opens.
01Participant identity02Authorized representative03Governed object / architecture04Declared version05Proceeding identifier06Frozen proposition07Authorized publication scope08Publishable evidence references09Protected / excluded material10Attribution terms11Participant-response pathway12Correction / challenge pathway13Preservation terms14Effective authorization state
PUBLICATION STATE MODEL
Final authority to determine does not create unlimited authority to disclose.
Publication must remain within the evidenced authorization boundary. No admissible evidence. No admissible execution.