Admission in Realith ​

Admission answers the question of whether a subject, node, or service is admissible for participation in a contour, role, or infrastructural procedure.

This is the layer of infrastructural admissibility of participation.

What exactly it determines ​

Admission may relate to:

• participation in a contour;
• holding a role;
• entering a network procedure;
• entering a restricted infrastructural regime.

It answers neither the question of a right to the object nor the question of factual disclosure of content. It answers only the question of the admissibility of participation itself.

What does not follow from admission ​

Admission does not automatically entail:

• a right to the object;
• permission for a specific action;
• factual access to content;
• claim against the network for an arbitrary service volume.

This distinction is what protects Realith from turning into an ordinary closed platform.

Why admission must be separate ​

If admission is not separated from permission, access, right, and service claim against the network, infrastructural participation begins to read incorrectly as a full bundle of powers.

For inter-subject coordination this is destructive, because different levels of admissibility collapse invisibly.

Short formula ​

Admission means: the subject or service may participate in this environmental regime at all.
It does not answer the questions:

• what exactly it will see;
• what exactly it will be able to do;
• what belongs to it;
• what the network owes it as a service.