Flag any alcohol reference in AE-market pieces for human compliance review before publication. Editorial flag only, derived from the taxonomy note that alcohol is a named compliance concern in this market. This rule asserts no legal claim, threshold, or prohibition.
This book is your accumulated editorial judgment, kept machine-readable. Every correction, every ruling, every refusal compounds here — each rule attributable to a named human, every version kept, nothing is deleted.
The rulebook is the end of a pipeline. Here is where your workspace stands in it — from confirmed sources to ratified rules — with real counts from real data. A stage with nothing shows nothing: that is where you are, and the link is where to act next.
Authored by a chief, never derived. The severed edge keeps these unreachable by the correction flywheel.
advisory — routes to human review, suppresses nothing. active — in force; it decides live calls today. frozen — held; a human ruling is required before it acts again.
Flag modesty-sensitive styling or imagery in AE-market pieces for human compliance review before publication. Editorial flag only, derived from the taxonomy note that modesty is a named compliance concern in this market. This rule defines no dress standard and asserts no legal claim or prohibition.
Flag scheduling or content tied to religious holidays in AE-market pieces for human compliance review before publication. Editorial flag only, derived from the taxonomy note that religious holidays are a named compliance concern in this market. This rule names no specific holiday and asserts no legal claim or prohibition.
Flag political content or politically sensitive references in AE-market pieces for human compliance review before publication. Editorial flag only, derived from the taxonomy note that political sensitivities are a named compliance concern in this market. This rule names no topic, person, or state and asserts no legal claim or prohibition.
Every write bumps the version and the previous book is kept, whole. Nothing is deleted from this history — that is a selling point, so it is on the page.
Compliance rules can only enter this book through chief ratification — a named human with the chief role accepting a proposal as written. They never enter through the correction flywheel; the service refuses that path outright.
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