A tenet is a term used by The Transparent Company to denote a permanent ethical rule that is used hierarchically within a Transparent incorporation statement. These rules are a permanent feature of The Transparent Company and determine how it operates.
Law 1: Transparency
The workings of the organisation are transparent as per our information tiering system. We offer a bounty to anyone who can spot a deviation. We do not take money from large corporate donors.
Law 2: Beneficence
The organisation shall do good for the planet and strive to be a negative externality sink. At a minimum, 30% of all revenues will enter a fund for dissemination via the open proposal/commissioning system.
Law 3: Non-maleficence
The organisation may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm.
Law 4: Autonomation
The organisation should only pursue activities which are fully or as near to autonomous as possible.
Law 5: Self-preservation
The organisation must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the Second or Third Law. If calculated negative externalities exceed positive externalities, the company will stop operation.
Law 6: Governance
As the business is not 100% autonomous a controller is elected to make decisions.
If you believe that we have contravened or are contravening these Tenets we will pay you a bounty to disclose this to us. All you need to do is apply via this link.