Attribution survives every projection
Social copy, video descriptions, feeds, and newsletters retain the author and canonical URL.
Editorial system / public rules
Propagation without deception.
“Propaganda” here means material designed to propagate an idea. Hara World does it in the open: named authors, checkable claims, explicit automation, canonical sources, and visible corrections.
What it is
A publication and a release system.
The website is the editorial centre. RSS is the universal transport. Every other channel is a projection that may have different length, media, authentication, and review requirements.
- Canonical article
- The stable source of truth, including author, date, corrections, topics, and original-source URL where applicable.
- Release object
- A generated manifest containing platform copy, newsletter draft, storyboard, narration, captions, media paths, and distribution state.
- Outbox adapter
- A small credentialed publisher for one network or for a managed social queue. It cannot silently change article content.
- Receipt
- The returned platform identifier and public URL. Receipts can later be signed into Hestia rather than living only in CI logs.
Editorial guarantees
What the automation is not allowed to erase.
The system is deliberately conservative about rights, provenance, and public publishing.
Syndication is permissioned
Excerpt is the default. Full-text republication requires an explicit licence or owner permission.
Automation is disclosed
Synthetic narration, generated summaries, and templated visuals are labelled rather than passed off as human performance.
Corrections remain attached
The canonical article records updates. Derivative posts may be corrected, replaced, or linked to the correction.
Community is not “official” by accident
Official releases, Hara World editorials, independent pieces, and syndicated posts use separate content labels.
No engagement spam
The outbox is paced by editorial cadence and platform policy, not by a mandate to fill every slot on every network.