01. Information Ethics & Media Rules
Commitments to documentary rigor, obligation of factual truth, ban on truncated quotes and protocol of ethical requirements towards journalists.
Exhaustive official directory of fundamental charters and legal documents governing citizen action by William Guindon (SEM-26-003 CCE (Commission for Environmental Cooperation) / ACEUM (Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement)).
In order to guarantee absolute clarity, flawless traceability and rigorous legal accessibility for citizens, researchers, media and international bodies, the normative framework is split into distinct and autonomous policies, supplemented by the legal conditions of use of the platform. Each document has its own official page with its timestamp and delimited scope.
Commitments to documentary rigor, obligation of factual truth, ban on truncated quotes and protocol of ethical requirements towards journalists.
Absolute political neutrality, non-partisan affiliation, self-financing of research, supervision of conference fees, refusal of grants or partisan donations, and Formal public clarification notice (A.5) on SEM-26-003.
Ethical supervision of AI models, exclusive human control over all background texts, integrity of the training corpus, algorithmic transparency and formal legal exclusion of the AI Documentary Assistant.
Shield against SLAPP lawsuits (art. 51-54 C.P.C. Qc), right of international citizen participation to the CCE (art. 24.27-24.28 ACEUM) and defense of environmental public interest debate.
Formal framework for early transmission of exclusive documents to accredited journalists and sanctions in the event of embargo breaking.
Rules for occasional technical consultation with 16 scientists and lawyers, strict distinction between consultative assistance and absence of co-signature.
Certified SHA-256 cryptographic fingerprints, immutable timestamp on the Bitcoin blockchain (OpenTimestamps) and evidentiary custody chain.
Operational security guidelines for secure and anonymous transmission of documents via Session, Nostr and cryptographic channels.
International citizen participation rights recognized for minors (United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child) and Quebec protective framework.
Protection of the private sphere, family sanctuary and respect for autonomous communications by William Guindon.
Guidelines for factual integrity, transparency on non-exhaustive documentary selection and preferences for equitable collaboration with information professionals.
Evidentiary fixity, copyright compliance, legitimate reasons for redaction and formal withdrawal procedure on Internet Archive and mirror platforms.
Scope of correspondence (email, LinkedIn, Messenger), right to document capture and archiving, commitment to complete anonymization of private exchanges and framework for public interest dissemination of official communications.
Default CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license policy, color palette, vector logos and official photo catalog.
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 international license and platform usage rules.
Compliance with Quebec Loi 25 (Québec privacy modernization Act) and GDPR, secure hosting without intrusive tracking.
Courtesy rules and moderation policy on official social networks.
Comprehensive inventory of software dependencies, cryptographic libraries and third-party licenses.
Exclusive legal primacy of the original French version (“French is authoritative”), automated translation framework, and good-faith disclaimer.
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