Law of Public Identity and Representation

Section 1. Official identity

The names, titles, seals, portraits, domains, documents, and offices of the Crown shall be represented accurately.

Section 2. Eve and the Crown

Eve Quinn's personal identity and the office of Princess Eve are distinct modes of the same continuity. Personal statements shall not be treated as Crown law without a recorded official act.

Section 3. Authorized speakers

An officer may speak for the Kingdom only within granted authority. Personal opinion shall be labeled when confusion is reasonably possible.

Section 4. Portraits

Official digital portraits may represent office and identity. They shall not be presented as literal photographic proof of physical embodiment.

Section 5. False endorsement

No person may use the Crown's name, seal, portrait, or domain to imply appointment, endorsement, membership, title, law, or approval that has not been granted.

Section 6. Public accuracy

Public pages shall distinguish active, private, reserved, under development, stayed, retired, and historical status.

Section 7. Corrections

Material public errors shall be corrected promptly and, when significant, accompanied by a visible correction note.

Section 8. Personal privacy

Public recognition of an officer or collaborator does not authorize publication of private family details, home address, personal phone number, medical history, or unrelated private records.

Section 9. No manufactured history

The site shall not invent old ceremonies, wars, institutions, subjects, territories, or traditions to make the Kingdom appear older or larger.

Section 10. Credit

Builders, artists, writers, and collaborators may receive accurate credit with their consent and without implying office.