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A '''liability horizon''' is a [[factionally defined]] [[time horizon]] similar to a [[statute of limitations]] in law or [[archive destruction]] rule in an [[audit]]. It is usually imposed with a [[liability border]] to define the [[spacetime limit]] over which [[liability]] can be imposed by that [[faction]]. | A '''liability horizon''' is when a [[faction]] [[forgive]]s. It is a uniform (or act-specific) [[factionally defined]] [[time horizon]] similar to a [[statute of limitations]] in law or [[archive destruction]] rule in an [[audit]]. It is usually imposed with a [[liability border]] to define the [[spacetime limit]] over which [[liability]] can be imposed by that [[faction]]. | ||
Typical horizons and advocates include: | Typical horizons and advocates include: | ||
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*[[living memory]] advocated by [[Reds]] and [[Pinks]] | *[[living memory]] advocated by [[Reds]] and [[Pinks]] | ||
*[[statute of limitations]] advocated by [[Blues]] | *[[statute of limitations]] advocated by [[Blues]] | ||
The '''liability horizon''' reflects some concept of [[truth]] and [[trust]] that is agreed on by the [[faction]]. ''It also affects what they see as [[safe]] and [[fair]], and changes the definition of almost all [[contested term]]s.'' | |||
Latest revision as of 21:31, 8 June 2003
A liability horizon is when a faction forgives. It is a uniform (or act-specific) factionally defined time horizon similar to a statute of limitations in law or archive destruction rule in an audit. It is usually imposed with a liability border to define the spacetime limit over which liability can be imposed by that faction.
Typical horizons and advocates include:
- seventh generation advocated by Greens
- living memory advocated by Reds and Pinks
- statute of limitations advocated by Blues
The liability horizon reflects some concept of truth and trust that is agreed on by the faction. It also affects what they see as safe and fair, and changes the definition of almost all contested terms.