The Antiquity Guild
No login required. Your report is held in confidence.
“Any being engaged with the Guild, whether as a Member, Representative, Guardian, collaborator, individual receiving aid, visitor, or in any other capacity, may report suspected violations through the appropriate local, regional, or digital platform portal. All reports are treated with confidentiality, care, and dignity. The Guild is committed to protecting all parties from retaliation and ensuring that every concern is heard with fairness and respect, regardless of form, status, or origin.”
— THE LIVING BOOK, TERMINATION POLICY
Today the Guild is one person: the Guildmaster receives and handles reports, and there is no independent review yet, including for concerns about the Guildmaster. Before reading a report, the Guildmaster declares any conflict: their own word, not an independent check; if they declare one, the report is held like a report about the Guildmaster. As the Guild grows, reports will go to a temporary council of at least three uninvolved Representatives or Guardians, from nearby Nodes if needed, as the Living Book provides.
The Guildmaster checks messages made available to them at least weekly and more often when possible. This is not an emergency service or a promise to resolve a report within a week. A held report is not being reviewed.
Participation and follow-up are optional. You see only your own correspondence and status, not internal assessments or other people’s information. New relevant information may lead to renewed review, including after a report closes. If you lose your secret, matching details do not unlock the old conversation; you may start a new report.
Only if you chose to come back. A reference alone shows nothing; enter it with your secret. Older receipt codes no longer open anything here; you can send a new report that mentions the old code.
This page saves nothing and clears these boxes when you leave, but your browser or device may keep traces, such as your history.
Nobody is handling it now, and no one independent can receive it yet. You can send it to the Guildmaster instead, knowing there is no independent review: they must take it to open discussion and, if needed, a full consensus vote, and no one else checks those steps today.