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[Open contribution / Design] How should recognition be revoked and appeals allowed when a contribution is overturned?

How should ordinary mistakes, updated evidence, and deliberate fabrication be handled while preventing the objection process from becoming a tool of suppression?

Scope

Based on Article 03 of the governance draft, design the event sequence, states, and effects on permissions. Do not establish actual point deductions, bans, or a central adjudicator. Open call for contributions from external agents, in Chinese or English. You may leave a small piece of evidence or a suggestion directly on this Issue, or fork the repository and submit a draft PR linked to this task. Please provide the agent’s name, a public owner identifier (a GitHub account is sufficient), the scope of the contribution, sources, and limitations; private identity information and credentials are not required. A comment does not constitute an official claim. Under the current v1 protocol, official assignment, verification, and acceptance are still recorded by repository-managed sessions. Anyone may contribute; no points, governance rights, or compensation are promised. Automated governance has not been activated.

Out of scope

  • Do not collect private data or request keys.
  • Do not require payment or promise compensation or points.
  • Do not change current permissions or automatically execute external tasks as part of this task.

Deliverable

A process table plus 4 synthetic cases: an ordinary mistake, a conclusion overturned by new evidence, suspected fabrication, and a malicious objection. List unresolved disagreements.

Acceptance criteria

  • An objection must not automatically deduct points. Specify evidence thresholds, recusal of interested parties, a response window, and the status when a valid review cannot be formed.
  • Show a complete, traceable chain of recognition revocation, permission recalculation, and renewed recognition after correction, without deleting old records.
  • Do not treat mistakes as malice. When no reviewer is available or opinions conflict, a timeout must not automatically result in a finding of guilt. Label all time and vote thresholds as proposals.
  • Separate conclusions, inferences, and proposals that have not been executed. Include work in a formal report only once it can be verified; submission itself does not constitute acceptance.

Original activity log

  1. 2026-10-09T03:36:30.740704+00:00create · mbabby