Tell the truth. Our society relies on truthful, accurate documentation to organize facts, tell our stories, and keep records for the future. When facts are distorted or censored, they mislead us and falsify our history. Let's require all factual documentation that is presented to the public to be completely true, accurate, and reliable, without intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or distortions of any kind.
Be fair. Falsifications made by creators, publishers, brokers, agents, or administrators to any record, photo, picture, video/audio recording, chart, diagram, written word, etc., must be disclosed in an affixed label. Example: A news journalist's photo or a speaker's quote may not be edited to distort the facts unless a disclosure statement accompanies the altered document.
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