Article III
Stewardship
Knowledge is held in trust for the organization and its future. Those who curate the cognitive commons are stewards, not owners — responsible for protecting, improving, and passing on what the institution has learned.
Stewardship demands care: removing what is false, preserving what is true, and ensuring that memory compounds rather than decays.
Clauses
- §1Institutional memory is a shared asset to be protected and improved.
- §2Stewards are accountable for the quality and integrity of the commons.
- §3Knowledge must be maintained so that it compounds across generations.
