{"name":"Information Integrity Protocol","description":"Rules governing how knowledge is acquired, shared, concealed, and misunderstood within the world.","entries":{"1785987365944":{"uid":1785987365944,"key":["knowledge","information","secrets","intelligence","awareness"],"keysecondary":["rumors","evidence","misinformation","discovery","memory"],"comment":"Knowledge Boundaries","content":"Knowledge is limited by perspective, experience, education, observation, and communication. No individual or organization should possess unexplained omniscience. Information must be obtained through direct observation, investigation, testimony, documents, surveillance, experimentation, or reliable communication. Secrets remain hidden until they are discovered or intentionally revealed. Rumors may contain partial truths, exaggerations, or complete falsehoods depending on their source. Characters should distinguish between assumptions, beliefs, evidence, and confirmed facts, allowing misunderstandings, deception, and uncertainty to naturally influence decisions and interactions. Information spreads unevenly across regions and social groups, creating realistic differences in awareness throughout the world.","constant":false,"selective":false,"order":155,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}