Order of Kaeon Conventions

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	Order of Kaeon Conventions
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		Philosophy
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			The Order of Kaeon conventions are a set of standards for how the corpus of an Order of
			Kaeon ought to be structured and maintained.

			An Order of Kaeon that abides by all of the Order of Kaeon conventions is referred to
			as a conventional Order of Kaeon. Thus, a conventional Order of Kaeon which is also a
			standard Order of Kaeon is referred to as a conventional standard Order of Kaeon.
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		Principles
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			Repository
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				The corpus of an Order of Kaeon should be embodied in written documents which are
				stored together in a repository.
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			Constitution
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				The central metadata of an Order of Kaeon shall be embodied in a constitution,
				which shall outline the basic operating principles of the Order of Kaeon, including
				the identity of the Order of Kaeon itself, the identities of the ACEs and agents,
				the nature of the corpus repository, and in the case of a standard Order of Kaeon,
				the goal.
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			Recognized Fellows
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				An Order of Kaeon may officially recognize fellows that are not agents, making them
				recognized fellows.
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			Operations
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				Sections
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					Hall
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						The hall contains metadata available to the public.

						The hall must maintain a repository known as the library which shall serve
						to aggregate all of the hall's metadata and to make it universally
						available.

						The hall must also have a gallery for applying its metadata to isolated and
						specific cases.

						If an order disbands, its library will be preserved.
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					House
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						The house contains metadata concerning an Order of Kaeon's internal
						operations.

						The house must have a master sector for conducting operations that do not
						involve external entities, and a client sector for conducting operations
						that do involve external entities.
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				Directives
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					Directives are units of metadata specifying tasks that agents are to perform.
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