Principles
Moving information should not erase the relationship between a file and the person or organization responsible for it.
A security model should account for what happens after a file leaves its original environment.
Reliable ownership requires a reliable way to establish identity.
Where possible, systems should rely on cryptographic and public proof rather than trust alone.
The value of the work ultimately depends on whether people can use it.
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