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Underlying facts should not be governed primarily as objects of exclusive informational ownership. Facts must be distinguished from records, compilations, credentials, and artifacts.

Underlying facts should not be governed primarily as objects of exclusive informational ownership. Facts must be distinguished from records, compilations, credentials, and artifacts.

This proposition should be read with the framework's purpose, authority, necessity, and capability disciplines. The detailed documentary basis appears in Publication 2.1, the Thesis Ledger, FCGIAS, and the model acts.


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