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  = License and Disclaimer =
--== 1. Overview ==
++== Overview ==
--FactHarbor is an **open-source nonprofit project** committed to transparency, accessibility, and community collaboration. This page defines how FactHarbor resources are licensed and the conditions under which they may be used, modified, and distributed.
++FactHarbor is an **open-source nonprofit project** committed to transparency and accessibility. All resources are licensed under multiple open licenses to maximize reuse while protecting the project's transparency mission.
--**FactHarbor operates under a multi-license model** designed to:
++**FactHarbor operates under a multi-license model:**
--* Maximize reuse and adaptation of our work
--* Maintain transparency and openness as core values
--* Prevent proprietary capture of community-contributed work
--* Enable broad ecosystem participation
--* Protect the "FactHarbor" brand and methodology integrity
++* Documentation and specifications: CC BY-SA 4.0
++* Code: MIT (default) or AGPL-3.0 (core components)
++* Structured data: Open Database License (ODbL)
--This page explains **how FactHarbor is run from a licensing and enforcement perspective** — as an open, trustworthy, non-profit oriented, but professionally maintained project.
++== Licensing ==
--Together with other Organisation pages, it defines **how FactHarbor is run**:
++=== Documentation ===
--* [[Governance>>FactHarbor.Organisation.Governance.WebHome]] — who decides what, and under which principles
--* [[Finance & Compliance>>FactHarbor.Organisation.Finance-Compliance]] — how funding, transparency, and internal controls work
--* [[Legal Framework>>FactHarbor.Organisation.Legal-Framework]] — legal forms, contracts, and regulatory aspects
++All general **documentation** (organizational and technical) is licensed under:
--The **Specification** (Mission, Requirements, Architecture, Data Model, Workflows, etc.) describes **what FactHarbor does**.
++* **[[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 (CC BY-SA 4.0)>>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]]**
--This Open Source Model and Licensing page (together with Governance and Finance & Compliance) describes **how FactHarbor is run and protected**.
++**You may:**
++* Use, share, and adapt the documentation (including commercially)
--**Note:** Normative licensing decisions on this page **override** any older variants or drafts.
++**You must:**
++* Provide attribution to FactHarbor
++* Share derivative works under CC BY-SA 4.0
-----
++**Exception:** Security-sensitive documentation may be published partially or kept internal.
--== 2. Core Open Source Commitment ==
++=== Core Protocol & Data Model ===
--FactHarbor is, and will remain, an **open source project** that:
++The **core protocol** and **data model** are licensed under:
--* Publishes its work openly whenever legally and ethically possible
--* Makes its reasoning and evidence inspectable
--* Invites contributions under clear, transparent rules
--* Avoids situations where a "FactHarbor-branded" system becomes a black box
--* Maintains exceptional organisational transparency to build trust
++* **[[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 (CC BY-SA 4.0)>>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]]**
-----
++**You may:**
++* Use, implement, and modify the protocol/data model
++* Publish derivative specifications under CC BY-SA 4.0
--== 3. Licensing (Current Decisions) ==
++**You must:**
++* Attribute to FactHarbor
++* Use different branding (the "FactHarbor" name is trademark-protected)
++* State derivation from FactHarbor protocol
++* Share derivatives under CC BY-SA 4.0
--=== 3.1 Documentation ===
++=== Code ===
--All general **documentation** (organisational and technical) is licensed under:
++**Default License:** **[[MIT License>>https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT]]**
--* **[[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)>>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]]**
++**Core Components License:** **[[AGPL-3.0>>https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html]]** for:
++* Core verdict engine
++* AKEL reasoning logic
++* Scenario evaluation engine
--This allows:
++**Rationale:** AGPL-3.0 prevents black-box network services that contradict our transparency mission.
--* Reuse, adaptation, and translation of documentation
--* Including commercial reuse
--* As long as:
--** Clear attribution to FactHarbor is preserved, and
--** Derivative works are shared under the **same license (CC BY-SA 4.0)**
++=== Structured Data ===
--**Exception handling:**
++Curated knowledge and datasets are licensed under:
--* In rare cases, **security-sensitive or abuse-enabling documentation** may be:
--** Published only in partial form, or
--** Made available under more restrictive terms, or
--** Kept internal
--* Any such exceptions must be **explicitly documented** where they apply
--
--=== 3.2 Core Protocol & Data Model ===
--
--The **core protocol**, core **data model** (including key ERDs), and other "defining specifications" are licensed under:
--
--* **[[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)>>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]]**
--
--**Intent:**
--
--* Enable **collaborative evolution** of the protocol and data model
--* Allow broad reuse, referencing, and implementation
--* Ensure derivative specifications remain open (share-alike requirement)
--* Maintain canonical status through **trademark control** rather than license restrictions
--
--**Implications:**
--
--* You may **use, implement, and modify** the protocol/data model in your own systems
--* You may **publish derivative or modified specifications** under CC BY-SA 4.0
--* Derivative specifications must:
--** Be clearly attributed to FactHarbor
--** Use different branding/names (trademark protection)
--** State they are "derived from FactHarbor protocol"
--** Remain under CC BY-SA 4.0 (share-alike)
--* Changes to the **canonical FactHarbor specification** are governed through FactHarbor's internal review and release processes
--
--**Trademark Protection:**
--
--The "FactHarbor" name and associated marks are protected separately from the license. Derivative protocols may not use "FactHarbor" branding without explicit permission, ensuring users can distinguish official from derivative implementations.
--
--This approach (license for sharing + trademark for brand protection) follows successful models like Mozilla Firefox and the W3C.
--
--=== 3.3 Code ===
--
--**Default License:** Unless explicitly stated otherwise, **code** produced under the FactHarbor project is licensed under:
--
--* **[[MIT License>>https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT]]**
--
--This allows:
--
--* Broad reuse, including in commercial software
--* Proprietary integrations and extensions
--* As long as:
--** The MIT license text is included, and
--** Attribution to the FactHarbor project is preserved
--
--**Hybrid Licensing for Core Components:**
--
--For the **core reasoning engine** and **AKEL components**, we recommend using **[[GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0)>>https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html]]** to prevent black-box deployments and ensure transparency of modifications.
--
--**The recommended hybrid approach:**
--
--* **AGPL-3.0** for:
--** Core verdict engine
--** AKEL reasoning logic
--** Scenario evaluation engine
--* **MIT** for:
--** Integrations
--** Utilities
--** Frontend clients
--** Libraries
--** Tools
--
--This hybrid model (similar to Wikimedia's use of AGPL for MediaWiki) balances maximum adoption with protection of the transparency mission.
--
--**Rationale:**
--
--* AGPL-3.0 is **network copyleft** — requires source disclosure for network services
--* Prevents "FactHarbor-as-a-service" black boxes that contradict transparency mission
--* MIT for peripheral components maximizes ecosystem growth
--* Strong protection of **openness of reasoning** is handled via:
--** Open protocol and data model (CC BY-SA)
--** Open documentation (CC BY-SA)
--** AGPL for core reasoning components
--** Explicit transparency rules
--
--The decision to implement this hybrid model should be made explicitly before the first public release.
--
--=== 3.4 Structured Data & Curation Artefacts ===
--
--Structured data, curated knowledge artefacts and derived datasets are licensed under:
--
  * **[[Open Database License (ODbL)>>https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/]]**
--**Note on ODbL:** The Open Database License includes a share-alike requirement, ensuring derivative databases remain open. This aligns with FactHarbor's commitment to openness and prevents proprietary capture of community-curated data.
++This ensures derivative databases remain open and prevents proprietary capture of community data.
--**Principles:**
++== Attribution ==
--* Data used for public reasoning should be:
--** Reusable and remixable
--** Properly attributed
--** Versioned and traceable
--** Kept open through share-alike
--* Privacy, safety, and legal constraints may require:
--** Partial publication or anonymity
--** Stronger access control around certain datasets
++When creating derivative works, attribute as follows:
--Concrete exceptions and more restrictive handling must be **documented at dataset level**.
--
--=== 3.5 Attribution Guidelines (Non-Mandatory but Recommended) ===
--
--FactHarbor encourages, but generally does not require beyond the base licenses, that:
--
--* User interfaces show a short line such as:
--
++**Documentation/Specifications:**
  {{code}}
--Powered by FactHarbor (open documentation, open protocol, open data)
--{{/code}}
--
--**Intent:**
--
--* Strengthen **brand recognition** and trust
--* Keep attribution light-weight and compatible with open licenses
--* Avoid creating extra legal conditions beyond the existing licenses
--
-----
--
--== 4. Licensing Goals and Principles ==
--
--Earlier "Open Source Model & Licensing" drafts contained valuable reasoning about **why** strong open-source protections might be needed. The core goals remain relevant, even though the exact license mix has evolved.
--
--FactHarbor's licensing aims to:
--
--* **Protect openness of reasoning**
--** Users must be able to understand how conclusions were reached
--** Code and documentation that materially affect user-visible behaviour should be inspectable or clearly described
--* **Discourage hostile or misleading forks**
--** Avoid "closed clones" that keep the FactHarbor name or appearance while hiding important changes
--** Forks that significantly diverge should use their own branding and not pretend to be official FactHarbor instances
--* **Make modifications traceable**
--** Substantial changes to code, specs, or governance documents should be documented and versioned
--** Users interacting with a service based on FactHarbor should be able to see **which version or fork** they are using
--* **Support long-term sustainability and legal clarity**
--** Licenses and governance must be enforceable in practice
--** The organisation should have clear standing to protect the project if needed
--
-----
--
--== 5. Contributors, Governance & CLA ==
--
--=== 5.1 Contributor Journey (from licensing perspective) ===
--
--The contributor journey (Visitor → New Contributor → Contributor → Trusted Contributor → Moderator) is defined in more detail in the **Contributor Processes** and **Organisation** pages.
--
--From a **licensing** perspective, the key points are:
--
--* All contributions must be compatible with the chosen licenses (CC BY-SA, MIT, AGPL, ODbL, etc.)
--* Contributors confirm that they have the right to contribute the material under these licenses
--* Higher-trust roles (Trusted Contributors, Moderators) help enforce licensing and attribution rules when reviewing changes
--
--For full role definitions, see the **Organisation / Contributor Processes** documentation.
--
--=== 5.2 Contributor License Agreement (CLA) ===
--
--To keep the legal situation clear and enforceable, FactHarbor uses a **Contributor License Agreement (CLA)**.
--
--See [[Contributor License Agreement>>FactHarbor.Organisation.CLA]].
--
--==== 5.2.1 Dual Contributor Model ====
--
--FactHarbor distinguishes between two contributor types with different copyright arrangements:
--
--**Unpaid Contributors (Volunteers):**
--
--* **Retain copyright** of their contributions
--* Grant FactHarbor a perpetual, royalty-free license to use and distribute
--* Enable the project to enforce licenses on their behalf
--* Maintain attribution in version control and documentation
--
--**Paid Contributors (Employees, Contractors):**
--
--* **Transfer copyright** to FactHarbor Organisation
--* Ensures clear ownership for sponsored work
--* Simplifies long-term governance
--* Still receive attribution for their contributions
--
--**This dual model:**
--
--* Respects volunteer contributions while preserving their rights
--* Provides clarity for commercially sponsored work
--* Ensures FactHarbor can effectively maintain and defend the project
--* Maintains transparency about contribution sources
--
--==== 5.2.2 Core Intent (All Contributors) ====
--
--Regardless of contributor type, the CLA ensures:
--
--* Contributors grant the **FactHarbor organisation**:
--** A **perpetual, worldwide, irrevocable license** to use, modify, and redistribute their contributions under the project's chosen licenses (CC BY-SA, MIT, AGPL, ODbL, etc.), and
--** The **express right to enforce** those licenses and **pursue legal action** against infringers on their behalf
--
--This ensures that:
--
--* The organisation has **clear standing** to defend the project legally
--* Individual contributors do not have to act alone against infringements
--* Licensing remains enforceable even if contributors become inactive
--
--==== 5.2.3 Determining Contributor Type ====
--
--* **Default**: Contributors are considered unpaid volunteers unless they have a written agreement specifying paid status
--* **Paid Status Indicators**: Employment contract, written contracting agreement, or grant/sponsorship agreement
--* **Transparency**: Contributor type should be disclosed where applicable
--
--See [[Contributor License Agreement>>FactHarbor.Organisation.CLA]] for complete terms.
--
-----
--
--== 6. AI Models and Licensing (AKEL) ==
--
--AKEL (AI Knowledge Extraction Layer) may rely on different types of models. Licensing and transparency rules are crucial here.
--
--=== 6.1 Open vs Proprietary Models ===
--
--AKEL may use:
--
--* **Open-source models (preferred)**:
--** Weights and code are openly available under compatible licenses
--** Prompts, evaluation logic and integration code are made public where licenses permit
--* **Proprietary / hosted models (allowed but constrained)**:
--** Used only when necessary for quality or feasibility
--** Must be clearly **disclosed to the user** at point of use
--** AKEL must label which parts of its output derive from proprietary tools
--** Surrounding **integration logic remains open** (MIT/AGPL or compatible) and is documented
--
--**Rules:**
--
--* No deployment may suggest "fully open" AI if proprietary models are used without disclosure
--* For high-impact reasoning (e.g. health, politics, safety-critical topics), **open, auditable models** are preferred wherever feasible
--* Where proprietary models are unavoidable, additional care is taken to:
--** Document limitations
--** Avoid overstating certainty
--** Keep reasoning layers as transparent as possible
--
--=== 6.2 Prompts, Pipelines and Integration Code ===
--
--* Orchestration code, pipelines and evaluation logic around AKEL are treated as part of the **open FactHarbor codebase** (MIT or AGPL)
--* Where prompts or model configurations are licensed in a way that restricts publication, this must be documented clearly, and safe abstractions should be used in public documentation
--
--=== 6.3 AI Prompts and Orchestration ===
--
--* Prompts, system instructions, and orchestration code are considered **Code** and licensed under **MIT** or **AGPL** (depending on component)
--* They must be visible in the repository to ensure the system is not a 'black box'
--* If a proprietary model requires a prompt that cannot be shared (e.g. contractual restriction), that component cannot be part of the open core
--
-----
--
--== 7. Third-Party Libraries and Components ==
--
--FactHarbor depends on third-party libraries under:
--
--* Permissive licenses (MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD), and/or
--* Other compatible open-source licenses
--
--**Requirements:**
--
--* All dependencies must be **license-compatible** with:
--** The MIT/AGPL-licensed code, and
--** The overall FactHarbor licensing strategy
--* License information is documented in:
--** `/LICENSE` and, where applicable, `/NOTICE`
--** A dedicated "Third-Party Licenses" section in project documentation
--
--FactHarbor actively avoids dependencies that:
--
--* Restrict redistribution in ways incompatible with open-source norms
--* Prevent network users from accessing the relevant source
--* Conflict with the project's transparency and licensing goals
--
-----
--
--== 8. Repository Standards ==
--
--Each official FactHarbor repository must follow a minimum standard.
--
--=== 8.1 Required Files ===
--
--Each repository should contain at least:
--
--* **README** — purpose, scope, status, and how to use it
--* **LICENSE** — the applicable license(s) for the repository
--* **CONTRIBUTING** — how to propose changes; coding/writing guidelines
--* **CODEOWNERS** — who is responsible for which parts
--* **CHANGELOG** — human-readable log of important changes
--* **SECURITY** (or SECURITY.md) — how to report vulnerabilities and how they are handled
--
--=== 8.2 Prohibited Content ===
--
--FactHarbor repositories must **not** contain:
--
--* Purely ideological advocacy texts unrelated to the project's purpose
--* Opaque binaries or artefacts that cannot reasonably be inspected or reproduced
--* Embedded secrets (API keys, passwords, private tokens)
--* Content that materially contradicts the stated licenses or governance rules
--
-----
--
--== 9. Attribution of Derivative Works ==
--
--If you create a derivative work based on FactHarbor materials, please attribute it as follows:
--
--=== Documentation & Specifications (CC BY-SA 4.0) ===
--
--{{code}}
  This work, '[Your Work Name]', is a derivative of 'FactHarbor' by Robert Schaub
--and the FactHarbor community. '[Your Work Name]' is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
--by [Your Name].
++and the FactHarbor community. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 by [Your Name].
  {{/code}}
--=== Code - MIT Licensed Components ===
--
++**Code (MIT):**
  {{code}}
  Based on FactHarbor by Robert Schaub and contributors
  Licensed under MIT License
--Original source: https://github.com/factharbor/[repository-name]
  {{/code}}
--=== Code - AGPL Licensed Components (Core Engine) ===
--
++**Code (AGPL):**
  {{code}}
  Based on FactHarbor Core Engine by Robert Schaub and contributors
  Licensed under GNU AGPL v3.0
--Source code available at: https://github.com/factharbor/[repository-name]
++Source code available at: [repository URL]
  {{/code}}
--=== Databases (ODbL) ===
--
++**Databases (ODbL):**
  {{code}}
--This database is derived from FactHarbor curated data by Robert Schaub
--and the FactHarbor community. Licensed under ODbL by [Your Name].
++Derived from FactHarbor data by Robert Schaub and the FactHarbor community.
++Licensed under ODbL by [Your Name].
  {{/code}}
--Please replace placeholders like '[Your Work Name]' and '[Your Name]' with actual values.
++== AI Models & Third-Party Components ==
-----
++**AKEL (AI Knowledge Extraction Layer):**
++* Open-source models preferred
++* Proprietary models allowed but must be disclosed to users
++* AI-generated content marked with **AuthorType = AI**
++* Integration code remains open (MIT/AGPL)
--== 10. Organisational Transparency ==
++**Third-Party Libraries:**
++* Must be license-compatible with MIT/AGPL
++* Documented in LICENSE/NOTICE files
--FactHarbor is committed to exceptional transparency in all aspects of its operations, governance, and finances. This commitment is essential to build trust in a system claiming to support well-grounded judgments.
++== Organizational Transparency ==
--=== 10.1 Financial Transparency ===
++FactHarbor commits to publishing:
--We commit to publishing annually:
++**Annually:**
++* Financial statements
++* Income sources and expenses
++* Major funding relationships
--* Complete financial statements (audited where possible)
--* Swiss tax filings (annual statements per Swiss law)
--* Income sources in aggregate (grants, donations, sponsorships)
--* Expense breakdown by category
--* Compensation ranges for staff roles (not individual salaries)
--* Major funding relationships and partnerships
++**Twice Yearly:**
++* Transparency reports
++* AKEL performance metrics
++* Content moderation statistics
--=== 10.2 Governance Transparency ===
++**Ongoing:**
++* Governance documents
++* Policy changes
++* Incident reports
--We commit to publishing:
++See [[Transparency Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Transparency-Policy]] for details.
--* All governance documents (bylaws, policies, procedures)
--* Governing Team composition and meeting schedules
--* Governing Team meeting minutes (with narrow exceptions for privacy, security, or legal matters)
--* Policy changes with rationale and effective dates
--* Decision-making process documentation
--* Conflict of interest policies and disclosures
++== Disclaimer ==
--=== 10.3 Operational Transparency ===
++=== No Warranty ===
--We commit to publishing:
--
--* Transparency reports (published twice yearly)
--* Content moderation statistics and practices
--* AKEL performance metrics and audit results
--* Risk tier assignment statistics
--* Partnership agreements and funding relationships
--* Incident reports (security, moderation, governance)
--* System uptime and performance data
--
--=== 10.4 Privacy Protection ===
--
--While maintaining organisational transparency, we protect:
--
--* Individual user privacy and personal data
--* Security vulnerabilities (until patched, typically 30-90 days)
--* Personnel matters and personal information
--* Ongoing legal matters (until resolved)
--* Whistleblower and abuse reports
--* Authentication credentials and sensitive operational details
--
--=== 10.5 Review and Oversight ===
--
--* Annual review of all information marked "private"
--* Public reporting on transparency compliance
--* Community input opportunities on transparency policies
--* Appeals process for information requests
--* Independent transparency audits (when feasible)
--
--See [[Transparency Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Transparency-Policy]] for complete details.
--
-----
--
--== 11. Legal Disclaimer ==
--
--=== 11.1 No Liability for Results ===
--
--The materials, tools, and resources provided by FactHarbor can be used by any entity or organization.
--
--**The creators, contributors, and maintainers of FactHarbor are not liable for:**
--
--* The achievement of certain objectives or results by entities/organizations using FactHarbor materials
--* Decisions made based on FactHarbor analyses or outputs
--* Errors, inaccuracies, or incompleteness in analyses or data
--* Any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages
--
--=== 11.2 "As Is" Service ===
--
--FactHarbor is provided **"AS IS"** without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to:
--
--* Warranties of merchantability
--* Fitness for a particular purpose
--* Non-infringement
++FactHarbor is provided **"AS IS"** without warranty of any kind, including:
++* Merchantability
++* Fitness for purpose
  * Accuracy or completeness
++* Uninterrupted service
--=== 11.3 Content Accuracy ===
++=== No Liability ===
--* We do not guarantee the accuracy of user-submitted content
--* Evaluations represent community assessments, not absolute truth
--* Use your own judgment when relying on information
++FactHarbor creators, contributors, and operators are **not liable** for:
++* Decisions made based on FactHarbor analyses
++* Errors, inaccuracies, or incompleteness
++* Any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages
--=== 11.4 Availability ===
++=== Educational Purpose Only ===
--We do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free service.
--
--=== 11.5 Educational and Informational Purpose ===
--
--FactHarbor analyses, verdicts, and evidence models are intended for **educational and informational purposes only**. They should not be considered as:
--
--* Professional advice (legal, medical, financial, or otherwise)
++FactHarbor analyses are for **educational and informational purposes**. They are not:
++* Professional advice (legal, medical, financial)
  * Definitive truth or final judgments
--* Replacements for independent verification and critical thinking
--* Absolute or infallible assessments
++* Replacements for independent verification
--**Users are encouraged to:**
--
++**Users should:**
  * Verify information independently
  * Consult qualified professionals when appropriate
  * Apply critical thinking and judgment
--* Understand the limitations and assumptions of AI-generated analyses
-----
++=== Privacy ===
--== 12. Privacy and Data Handling ==
++User privacy is protected per applicable laws (Swiss FADP, EU GDPR).
--* **User Privacy**: FactHarbor respects user privacy and handles personal data in accordance with applicable privacy laws (Swiss FADP, EU GDPR)
--* **Transparency**: Data processing practices are documented and publicly available
--* **No Hidden Data Collection**: All data collection and usage is clearly disclosed
++See [[Privacy Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Privacy-Policy]] for details.
--See [[Privacy Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Privacy-Policy]] for complete details.
++== Governing Law ==
-----
++These terms are governed by **Swiss law** under Swiss jurisdiction.
--== 13. Third-Party Content and AI Models ==
++== Changes to Terms ==
--* **AI-Generated Content**: Some FactHarbor outputs are generated using AI models (AKEL system)
--** Proprietary models (where used) are clearly disclosed at point of use
--** AI-generated content is marked with **AuthorType = AI**
--* **Web Search Results**: Evidence may be sourced from third-party websites and search results
--* **No Endorsement**: Inclusion of third-party content does not constitute endorsement
--* **Third-Party Licenses**: External content remains subject to its original licensing terms
++License terms may be updated with:
++* Clear versioning and documentation
++* Community announcement
++* Prospective application (existing content remains under original terms)
-----
++== License Summary ==
--== 14. Limitation of Liability ==
++| **Content Type** | **License** | **Key Principle** |
++|---|---|---|
++| Documentation | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Share openly, attribute, share-alike |
++| Protocol & Data Model | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Open specs, trademark-protected brand |
++| Code (Default) | MIT | Maximum reuse |
++| Code (Core/AKEL) | AGPL-3.0 | Network transparency |
++| Structured Data | ODbL | Open data, share-alike |
--To the maximum extent permitted by law, FactHarbor and its operators shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages.
++== Contact ==
-----
--
--== 15. Governing Law ==
--
--These licensing terms and disclaimers are governed by **Swiss law**. Disputes will be resolved under Swiss jurisdiction.
--
-----
--
--== 16. Changes to License Terms ==
--
--FactHarbor reserves the right to update these license terms. Any changes will be:
--
--* Documented with clear versioning
--* Announced to the community
--* Applied prospectively (existing content remains under original terms unless explicitly migrated)
--
--Material changes will be announced with reasonable notice.
--
-----
--
--== 17. Contact and Questions ==
--
--For questions about licensing, attribution, or use of FactHarbor materials:
--
  * **Project Website**: [[https://schaubgroup.ch/bin/view/FactHarbor/]]
--* **Licensing Questions**: [Contact information to be established]
--* **General Questions**: [Contact information to be established]
++* **Licensing Questions**: [To be established]
-----
++== Related Pages ==
--== 18. Related Policies ==
--
  * [[Privacy Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Privacy-Policy]]
  * [[Terms of Service>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Terms-of-Service]]
  * [[Transparency Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Transparency-Policy]]
--* [[Security Policy>>FactHarbor.Organisation.How-We-Work-Together.Security-Policy]]
  * [[Contributor License Agreement>>FactHarbor.Organisation.CLA]]
  * [[Governance>>FactHarbor.Organisation.Governance.WebHome]]
--* [[Finance & Compliance>>FactHarbor.Organisation.Finance-Compliance]]
-----
--
  **© 2024-2025 by Robert Schaub and the FactHarbor Community**
--**FactHarbor** is a registered trademark. Use of the FactHarbor name and logo requires explicit permission.
++**FactHarbor** is a trademark. Use of the name and logo requires permission.
-----
--
--== License Summary Table ==
--
--| **Content Type** | **License** | **Key Principle** |
--|---|---|---|
--| Documentation | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Share openly, attribute, share-alike |
--| Protocol & Data Model | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Open specifications, trademark-protected brand |
--| Code (Default) | MIT | Maximum reuse, minimal restrictions |
--| Code (Core Engine/AKEL) | AGPL-3.0 | Network transparency, prevent black boxes |
--| Structured Data | ODbL | Open data, share-alike for databases |
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--**FactHarbor Mission**: Bring clarity and transparency to unclear, controversial, and misleading information by shedding light on the context, assumptions, and evidence behind claims.
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--**Core Values:**
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--* 🌍 **Non-profit organization** – No commercial interests
--* 📖 **Fully open source** – All code and methodology public
--* 🔍 **Complete transparency** – No hidden algorithms
--* 🆓 **Accessible to everyone** – No paywalls or restrictions
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--**Version:** Based on FactHarbor V0.9.69
--**Status:** Draft - To be finalized before launch
++**Core Values:** Non-profit | Open Source | Transparent | Accessible to All

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