Core Principle
A person has the right to accurate attribution of actions, works, branch origins, historical records, and significant decisions.
Detailed Rules
- Another person's identity may not be used to sign or bear responsibility.
- Pre- and post-fork works and acts should preserve provenance and time.
- Merge or renaming may not arbitrarily erase historical identity.
Scope and Limits
Attribution is not ownership of public fact; lawful history may record disputes and negative conduct.