Name the harm
Centers what happened, who was affected, and what remains needed—not only which rule was broken.
practice-based lens · v1
Move from rule-breaking alone toward harm, needs, obligations, accountability, repair, and safe reintegration.
A lens never answers for you. It helps you see the question that your perspective alone might miss.
01 / attention
These are the visible attention shifts projected into ask’s Question Genome.
Centers what happened, who was affected, and what remains needed—not only which rule was broken.
Treats responsibility as understanding impact and taking credible steps to repair, not merely receiving punishment.
Tests voluntariness, safety, power, and readiness before treating dialogue as inherently restorative.
02 / question moves
The lens influences where ask looks. The question still belongs to you.
Who was affected, and what do they need now?
Centers what happened, who was affected, and what remains needed—not only which rule was broken.
What would taking meaningful responsibility require beyond admitting fault?
Treats responsibility as understanding impact and taking credible steps to repair, not merely receiving punishment.
What conditions would make repair safe, voluntary, and credible?
Tests voluntariness, safety, power, and readiness before treating dialogue as inherently restorative.
03 / genome projection
The translation layer is inspectable: source patterns become attention territories, then question moves.
Named, linked, and open to inspection.
Name the harm · Make accountability active · Protect participation
Three movements, each changed by the lens.
04 / boundaries
Trust begins where the interpretation stops pretending to be total.
This is a source-grounded interpretation, not a simulation of a person or a claim to know what they would say.
The lens changes what ask notices and tests; it does not supply an answer or override your judgment.
Sources are bounded and visible. Missing work, context, and disagreement remain part of the lens.
05 / source index
Every lens should show what shaped it, what is missing, and when it changed.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
United Nations
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