Rule Register: Enough, Stewardship And Revision
Why This MattersRead the earlier reference in its original context, with its historical statements and limits preserved.
Type: Value commitment. When: When deciding whether to keep expanding income, commitments or holdings.
R22 / Define Enough And Permit Maintenance
Type: Value commitment. When: When deciding whether to keep expanding income, commitments or holdings.
Action: State essential needs, chosen longer-term goals and acceptable demands on time. Reassess whether additional growth serves the life being chosen.
Exception or boundary: Enough changes with dependents, prices and health. Choosing stability, service or creative work is a complete outcome.
Check: Goal funding, protected time and burdens compared with the household-defined target. Basis: Charter.
R23 / Plan Stewardship And Continuity
Type: Value commitment. When: When others depend on knowledge, care, income or assets.
Action: Keep appropriate records, clarify roles and teach usable skills. Identify how obligations and access continue during incapacity or transition.
Exception or boundary: Legal, tax and estate requirements depend on jurisdiction and circumstances. This foundation supplies a checklist, not legal instruments.
Check: Current documents, named responsibilities and practical ability to continue essential tasks. Basis: Charter.
R24 / Revise The Doctrine When Evidence Warrants
Type: Evaluation commitment. When: Whenever a rule fails, creates burdens or claims superiority.
Action: Record the counterexample, examine whose circumstances were missed and revise the rule or limit its scope. Compare the package with simpler alternatives.
Exception or boundary: Worked examples establish logical consequences only. Positive testimony or passing software tests cannot establish causal benefit.
Check: Versioned changes, unresolved failures, comparative outcomes and adverse effects. Basis: Evaluation protocol.