Governance — Category Landing
Governance
This category covers the formal decision records, licensing posture, contributor model, and compliance requirements that govern how the PointSav platform is built, licensed, and changed over time. Governance articles are the written record of decisions that have been made and the rationale behind them; they are not aspirational statements.
The twelve binding architecture decisions are the most important entries in this category for technical due diligence and regulatory review: they define where automated processing stops and human authority begins, how data is separated, and where cryptographic keys must reside. Licensing articles explain the licence matrix that governs each repository and its contents. The contributor model article describes the three-tier structure through which code and content flow from contributors to the canonical platform. The BCSC disclosure posture article documents the requirements of Canadian securities continuous-disclosure obligations as they apply to the platform and its public documentation.
Articles in this category
- Architecture decisions — The twelve binding architecture decisions that constrain all future engineering on the platform; grouped by compliance weight, data separation, deployment custody, and operational integrity.
- Three-tier contributor model — The three-tier contributor model: open community, paid integrators, and the canonical vendor tier; how work flows between them.
- bcsc-disclosure-posture — The British Columbia Securities Commission continuous-disclosure posture and how the platform satisfies it by structure.
- Canadian-simple copyright posture — The Canadian-simple copyright posture: licence selection, attribution requirements, and the Canadian legal context.
- Compliance and continuous disclosure — How the platform produces continuous-disclosure-grade records and what that means for regulated buyers.