Whitepaper · v0.2
The ~WellbeingIdentity Rendering Architecture
One canonical identity reference across private, public, replay, and teaching surfaces.
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Abstract · v0.2
The thesis
One person can be read through several legitimate views when those views share meaning but not indiscriminate access. A canonical reference is an anchor and grammar, not a universal profile.
The proof
The paper traces two paths end to end: a consented public profile and an owner-authorised replay. Each uses an intentionally minimised projection rather than a copied identity record.
The boundary
Word Wallet Web governs verified owner binding and consent. The renderer receives an already-authorised projection; it does not fetch records, calculate a score, decide disclosure, or alter canonical history.
The edition
v0.2 rebuilds the argument and responsive visual presentation. It does not change protocol semantics, renderer behaviour, contracts, consent boundaries, or product runtime.
This paper uses the canonical tilde grammar of The Internet of Value: ~ protocol, ~~ node, ~~~ facet, and ~~~~ signal.
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A single tilde marks a protocol, double tilde marks a node, triple tilde marks a facet, and four tildes mark a signal.
~ProtocolProtocol~~NodeNode~~~FacetFacet~~~~SignalSignal
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