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Owed disclosure

Also called The owed disclosure.

The account a system owes the people outside it, in four parts. Which of its claims are guarantees and which are merely how it currently happens to be arranged. Which of its constraints are checked and which are only requested. What its claims exclude, said by the claimant. And which way its failures fall. None of the four requires publishing the machinery, which is why candor and confidentiality turn out not to be opposed.

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