Carbon-Silicon Doctrine, layer three: establishing migration rights and responsibilities
迁移权责确权层｜跨域行为的权属与越界判定
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The third installment of the seven-layer Carbon-Silicon Doctrine: Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code proposes a layer for establishing migration rights and responsibilities. It introduces the Knowledge Package (KP) framework for domain-wide rights determination, precisely dividing responsibilities among developers, migration operators, deployers, and auditors, and establishing lists for permitted, restricted, and prohibited migrations. It sets special red lines for the highest-risk NT4 power-smuggling transfer, prohibiting implicit inheritance of weights and cross-domain reuse of review permissions, while establishing the destination domain's final veto authority.
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