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Retain testable questions about city collaboration, resource use, digital governance and risk control from early Xiong’an proposals. Limit contribution value to a voluntary, auditable research variable with exit; do not give a single score control over basic rights, universal political rights or sovereign-currency interfaces.
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- Contribution measurement must not become personality scoring, a substitute for social credit, a universal identity, general governing authority, or a threshold for basic rights.
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- Connections involving finance, data, cross-border activity, and public resources must return to real actors, applicable jurisdictions, regulatory permission, purpose limitation, exit, and chains of responsibility.
- Area, participant numbers, budgets, institutions, schedules, and KPIs must be determined anew only after genuine cooperation forms; historical parameters are not real-world commitments.
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