# TrustCarry Protocol v0.3 — Research Claim 071

**Sealed record identifier.** `kaal:research-claim:persona-protocol-v0.3:071`

**Author-affirmed research claim.** Reputation governance must be revisable on the timescale of exploitation and able to ingest evidence of its own gaming.

**Status.** Public research record. Not yet eligible for the published-source scholarly claim layer.

**Claim type.** condition

**Holds when.**

- Persona Protocol v0.3 as proposed; not an adopted standard

**Protocol.** TrustCarry Protocol v0.3, historically titled and aliased as Persona Protocol v0.3.

**Supporting passage from Persona Protocol v0.3.**

> Governance must also be revisable on the timescale of the exploit rather than the timescale of the standards cycle. The Folk Theorem result forecloses a static rule set. The author's dynamic-regulation framework supplies the alternative: rules are adaptable only where "the institutions and rulemaking processes that produce them integrate dynamic elements that generate timely, relevant, and decentralized information for rulemaking" (Kaal 2013, claim 2267560-012). A reputation protocol whose governance cannot ingest evidence of its own gaming is a reputation protocol with a fixed expiry date.

**Source locator.** Line 280 of the sealed v0.3 source.

**Source SHA-256.** `38efc43b80ab62426ca1f946114677afeda730bca30dda71dfd299223a6def7c`

**Provenance.** Direct author affirmation of exact batch `persona-protocol-v0.3-new-claims-2026-08-01`. The source manuscript remains an unpublished research draft.

**License.** CC BY 4.0; attribute Wulf A. Kaal and cite the canonical record URL.

**Limit.** This record is public and citable as an author-affirmed research proposition. It is not a claim extracted from a canonical published paper, is not an adopted standard, and does not alter the 5,033 scholarly claim layer.