A GUIDE YOU CAN USE WITHOUT JAVASCRIPT

Keep the details
with you.

You can explore what something might need without telling us what it is. Read these questions privately. There is nothing to fill in or submit.

1. What kind of thing is it?

An idea: keep a private note of its origins and contributors. Think about how it could be recognised without exposing it. A record of provenance is not a guarantee of legal ownership or protection.

Something unfinished: consider whether preservation, a later review, a careful handover, or letting go would count as care. Keep the original somewhere you already trust. Completion may be inappropriate or impossible.

Provision for people here now or still to come: UI (Universal Provision) is a working concept for how people could have what they need to flourish. Consider one action that preserves possibility, such as restoring habitat, passing on useful knowledge, or improving access. Provision may involve no money. No cryptocurrency, credits, financial service, or future accounts are offered here.

Not sure: a question is enough. You do not have to define the matter today.

2. Whose say matters?

Consider creators, contributors, people named in the material, and affected communities. If it concerns someone else, their wishes and appropriate authority come first. Keep it private while rights or permission are uncertain.

Your existing rights remain with you and other relevant rights holders. Using this guide grants no licence, records no consent, and transfers no ownership.

3. What would help for now?

• Keep it private: consider your own boundaries and who, if anyone, should ever see it.
• Explore sharing: first ask who would see it, why it is needed, how long it would be kept, and how you could change your mind. Storage, publication, adaptation, translation, and AI use require separate decisions.
• Leave it for later: choose your own review date somewhere you trust, if useful. This page cannot remember it or send reminders.

4. Could acting cause harm?

Include people, other living beings, communities, and ecosystems. If consent or consequences are unclear, pause. You can decide not to proceed. Leaving something unfinished is a valid outcome.

Keep a small plan

Choose a blank worksheet and worked example for your route. Complete it privately on paper or in a tool you trust; no completed copy is requested.

A small next step

If you want a record, keep only broad categories in a place you already trust. Do not add names, secrets, identifying details, or another person’s material to this site. Nothing here is a deposit, agreement, proof of ownership, or promise of completion.