Canon Policy
How The Codex ranks Primary network facts, Secondary fan synthesis, and Homage pages that borrow public SF shape without claiming studio bibles.
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Canon Policy states how The Codex treats sources. This article is a stub.
This wiki documents Social Media Science Fiction — public texts, performances, tools, network facts, and original participatory lore in the Terra Infinity / Cyber Athens constellation. Primary sources (C-supplied network facts, artist posts, official domains, released media) win disputes. Secondary fan synthesis and speculative continuity are welcome when labeled. Homage pages borrow structures and questions from public SF or culture; they are not licensed spin. Nothing here is an authorized studio bible for BBC, Grimes, or any third party.
Recorded so far
- Three rails: Network (ops), Canon (fiction), Owner (first-party bio).
- Summarize third-party lore; never paste substantial copyrighted prose.
- Dual-host identical canon — no hostname forks.
- Moop Club stays out unless C explicitly includes it.
- Homage pages carry
homage_notewhen they borrow public SF shape.
Not yet recorded
Dispute escalation path; full Primary source registry beyond the playbook briefs.
See also
Related
- MetaShared
Social Media Science Fiction
Codex house term for the overlap of fantasy, imagination, and reality — feeds, domains, and myths that are simultaneously art and infrastructure.
Open entry
- MetaSharedStub
Disclaimers
Shared legal / consent / fiction-disclaimer surfaces on dual TI and Athens hosts.
Open entry
- MetaSharedStub
How to Read This Wiki
Reader guide to The Codex — dual hosts, three rails, stubs, homage notes, and Social Media Science Fiction framing.
Open entry
- OwnerShared
C
Owner of the Terra Infinity / Cyber Athens network. North star — the infinite timeline.
Open entry