What you can hold the house toDESCRIBES

What this text rests on: the Pax; the house's stated intent

Every article has a consequence The Pax is written so that each promise says what happens if it is broken: no answer, the fault is ours, the statement is decoration, the covenant ends. Those lines are the house's own measuring stick, and you may use it.

If you think an article was broken Say so, with the answer in front of you: Reporting a problem tells you what to include. The seventh article applies to the house's response — the error is corrected by name, not erased.

The judgment is yours The house brings work and receipts. It does not decide for you, and it does not try to. If an answer persuades you, that should be because of what it shows, not how it sounds.

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