Person
The human identity using SLIXZYWRLD. Public discovery exposes only information the Person has chosen to make public.
PUBLIC TERMINOLOGY
SLIXZYWRLD glossary
These definitions explain visible platform concepts. They do not grant identity, permission, ownership, private access, or execution authority.
Core public terms
WRLD
The persistent operating context around a Person, their authorized objects, activity, relationships, creations, work, and experiences. Different surfaces may render the same WRLD without creating separate identities.
Sub-WRLD
A scoped environment inside a WRLD. It does not create another Person identity or replace the root WRLD.
Steward
A WRLD product that represents individualized capacity for the Person. Platform access remains bound to the Person and governed permissions and actions.
Gates Unseen
The privacy, access, visibility, permission, and reception layer. Messaging or public discovery does not silently increase relationship depth or private access.
Head Space
A private Person-controlled surface. It is not part of public discovery and is not exposed through public agent manifests.
Canonical state
The authoritative platform state for an object or event. A browser view, model response, public page, or external agent does not become authority merely by displaying or describing something.
Governed action
An operation that passes through identity, permission, capability, execution, evidence, and receipt boundaries before a consequential result may be represented as completed.
Public discovery
Read-only visibility into intentionally public SLIXZYWRLD content and machine-readable resources. Discovery does not grant account authority, private access, or permission to perform consequential actions.
Machine-readable discovery
Public agents can use the same terminology while remaining inside the public discovery boundary. Machine-readable resources never substitute for Person authorization or governed execution.
