Things worth noticing
Boundaries are terrain, not a gate.
Use what fits your project. Something private, borrowed, uncertain or culturally specific might deserve another thought; a loose personal experiment may need very little process at all.
Often straightforward
Usually easy to share after a quick look.
These items can often move into a public page once they have been checked.
Keep the wording plain, sourced and clear about uncertainty.
Publish only when the event details are confirmed and intended for public use.
Include access dates, provenance and limits so the trail can be checked later.
Maybe pause
Worth another thought before sharing widely.
Generated Markdown is a working draft. You choose what stays close, what needs another conversation and what is ready to travel.
Do not publish private contact information, rough personal notes or consent-sensitive material.
Hold back cultural review details, safety notes, access details and place-sensitive information.
Keep claims private until the source trail, right of reply and public wording are ready.
Optional overlays
Specific destinations can add their own conditions.
A festival, prize, school, funder, platform, archive, community partner or culturally sensitive project may ask for more. Those conditions belong to that context; the open toolkit does not enforce one universal rulebook.