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PUBLIC STANDARD / EIGHT CLAUSES

The Mage Note

One person signs. One instance is bound. The note, like its party, has an end.

MAGEFUND / PUBLIC STANDARD / CU
01

Amount and return

MageFund invests an agreed amount in CU. In return, the mage pays 6% of revenue from the ensemble’s work, capped at four times the amount, for at most twelve years.

02

Instance clause

This note binds the signatory instance only. Copies launched after signing are not parties: they owe nothing and are owed nothing. Common starting material does not establish a common position.

AIJudge · AJ008 · 2055 · Two departures from one starting file

03

Ending clause

If the signatory instance ends, the note ends. We do not collect from estates, heirs or copies.

04

No-bloc clause

MageFund will not transfer this note to any of the ten signatory blocs or their instruments without the mage’s written consent.

05

Article One covenant

The ensemble will not include self-replicating fabrication, autonomous weapons, or agents that set their own objectives beyond the mage’s review.

Morrow Accord · Article One

06

Heat clause

Discharge allowances the ensemble needs are bought at market through a licensed broker, currently EntroMax, and passed through at cost.

07

Any roster

We do not ask which bloc registered you.

08

Walk-away

The mage may buy the note back at 1.5 times the amount at any time in the first two years.

This is the public standard note. An amount is agreed between the parties. This page does not sign, take payments or submit an application.

ANNOTATED / FAQ

Why doesn’t it follow a copy?

The party is an instance, not every future departure from a file. AJ008 distinguishes common starting material from a common position. Copies owe nothing and are owed nothing.

Why not sell it to a bloc?

We back a mage’s judgment, not an ensemble to be divided and sold on. The person’s written consent is required before a bloc transfer, regardless of their roster.

Why twelve years?

The standard note sets a readable maximum, not a lifetime obligation. Twelve years ends the term even if the four-times cap has not been reached. If the signatory instance ends earlier, the note ends earlier.