Built In Public Roadmap

Built In Public Roadmap “Make money WITH, not FOR Liana Banyan. No V.C. No outside advertising. Battle-Tested. Built in Public. ALL IN. SWING for the FENCES.” This page tracks planned features, integrations, and community-fundable milestones. Everything here is visible to everyone — that’s the “Built in Public” philosophy. 🎯 COMMUNITY-FUNDABLE MILESTONES These features can be funded through community voting using our existing systems. Each milestone becomes a project that members can back with Credits. ...

February 5, 2026 · 3 min · 483 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

Anticipated Criticism Index

Anticipated Criticism Index We’ve thought about what you might say. Here are our answers. Philosophy We anticipate criticism before it arrives. Not to deflect, but to demonstrate: We’ve thought about it — Serious objections deserve serious consideration We have answers — Not dismissals, but explanations Transparency — Hide nothing, address everything Good faith — Assume critics want to understand, not just attack Master Criticism Categories Economic Critiques Criticism Short Response Full Response “This is a pyramid scheme” No — value flows from production, not recruitment Full Response “Cost+20% isn’t sustainable” It is — see break-even math at 500 members Full Response “Credits are fake money” Credits are reward points, not currency — legally distinct Full Response “You can’t compete with Amazon” We’re not competing — different model, different market Full Response Governance Critiques Criticism Short Response Full Response “Founder has too much control” Veto is temporary, board is elected, succession planned Full Response “Democracy doesn’t scale” Delegated representation + quadratic voting + subsidiarity Full Response “This is just another co-op” Co-op structure + technology platform + IP licensing = new Full Response Technical Critiques Criticism Short Response Full Response “Blockchain is unnecessary” Testnet default, mainnet optional, immutability for IP Full Response “This won’t scale” Architecture designed for scale, Shell progression Full Response “Privacy claims are marketing” Zero PII is structural, not policy — fields don’t exist Full Response Ideological Critiques Criticism Short Response Full Response “This is socialist/communist” No — private ownership, voluntary participation, market pricing Full Response “This is libertarian fantasy” No — community governance, mutual obligation, shared resources Full Response “Religion/politics will take over” Switzerland Rule + separate arenas + no platform positions Full Response Personal Critiques Criticism Short Response Full Response “Founder is unqualified” 47 years thinking, 9 years building, seeking replacement Full Response “This is ego project” Giving away 80% of IP, seeking CEO replacement, transparent compensation Full Response “Why should we trust you?” Don’t trust me — verify everything, built in public Full Response Document Locations Primary Document Document Location Status Anticipated Critiques (Main) /articles/anticipated-critiques/ Canonical Supporting Documents Document Location Addresses Structural Bylaws Governance concerns How Founder Gets Paid Compensation concerns No Religion No Politics Ideology concerns Zero PII Architecture Privacy concerns Cost+20% Model Economic concerns Cross-References In Crown Letters Every Crown Letter should reference: ...

February 2, 2026 · 3 min · 508 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

Fly on the Wall — Public Viewport

Fly on the Wall — Public Viewport Innovation #1053 Category: Transparency / Non-Member Engagement Related: Observatory, The 300 Overview Fly on the Wall is a read-only public viewport that allows non-members to observe platform health and progress without any commitment. Like watching through a window, visitors can see how Liana Banyan is doing without creating an account, providing an email, or making any commitment. Why “Fly on the Wall”? “I tend to not want to have ANY commitment until I want to.” ...

February 2, 2026 · 3 min · 532 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

How The Founder Gets Paid: Complete Transparency

How The Founder Gets Paid: Complete Transparency “It will become known, and I want to be transparent.” — Founder Keep It Super Simple 3-Tier Quick Tier (30 seconds) Founder gets paid three ways: (1) Salary of Results as CEO (capped at 1M/year), (2) Sales of products he makes (like anyone), (3) IP royalties for ideas implemented. Same rates as anyone else. Standard Tier (5 minutes) [Full explanation below] Deep Tier (Academic) See Structural Bylaws ...

February 2, 2026 · 7 min · 1291 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

No Religion, No Politics: The Founder's Clarification

No Religion, No Politics: The Founder’s Clarification The platform takes no position. The Founder has positions. Here’s how that works. The Policy Liana Banyan Corporation takes no official position on religion or politics. Level Policy Platform Neutral — no endorsements, no positions Governance Neutral — decisions based on function, not ideology Marketing Neutral — no religious/political messaging Content Member-controlled — post what you want, get categorized The Founder’s Statement I made the platform. It is made in my image, as I am made in His. ...

February 2, 2026 · 3 min · 605 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

Press Pass Credentials System

Press Pass Credentials System Innovation #1088 — Special access for verified journalists Purpose Allow journalists to observe and report on Liana Banyan with appropriate access levels while maintaining member privacy and platform integrity. Who Qualifies Verification Requirements Tier Requirements Access Level Tier 1: Staff Journalist Masthead at recognized publication Full observation Tier 2: Freelance Published clips + editor contact Standard observation Tier 3: Blogger/Independent Established audience + track record Limited observation Tier 4: Student J-school enrollment + faculty sponsor Educational access Recognized Publications Include Major newspapers (NYT, WSJ, WaPo, etc.) Wire services (AP, Reuters, AFP) Business publications (Forbes, Bloomberg, Inc.) Tech publications (Wired, Ars Technica, The Verge) Trade publications (relevant to platform sectors) Academic journals Local newspapers of record NOT Automatically Qualified Social media influencers (separate Linchpin program) Podcasters without editorial oversight Self-published without track record Anonymous writers Access Levels What Press Pass Grants Access Tier 1-2 Tier 3-4 Fly on the Wall (Public) ✅ Full ✅ Full Member forums (read-only) ✅ Yes ❌ No Governance proceedings ✅ Yes ⚠️ Limited Financial aggregates ✅ Yes ⚠️ Limited Founder interviews ✅ Requestable ⚠️ By invitation Member interviews ✅ With consent ✅ With consent Document archive ✅ Cephas full ✅ Cephas public What Press Pass Does NOT Grant Restricted Reason Individual member data Privacy protection Unpublished innovations IP protection Internal communications Operational security Vote-by-vote records Member privacy Financial details (individual) Privacy protection Application Process Step 1: Application Field Required Name ✅ Publication/outlet ✅ Position/role ✅ Published work samples ✅ (3 minimum) Editor/supervisor contact ✅ Story angle (optional) Helps routing Timeline When publishing Step 2: Verification Check Method Publication confirmation Contact editor Byline verification Check published clips No conflict of interest Disclosure review No active litigation Legal check Step 3: Credential Issuance Credential Duration Active assignment Duration of story + 30 days Beat reporter 1 year, renewable One-time access Single visit Press Pass Badge Visual Indicator ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ 📰 PRESS PASS │ │ │ │ [Name] │ │ [Publication] │ │ Tier: [1/2/3/4] │ │ Valid: [Date Range] │ │ │ │ Access: OBSERVATION ONLY │ │ No voting • No transactions │ └─────────────────────────────────────┘ Badge Visibility Visible to all members when Press Pass holder is present Cannot be hidden or made anonymous Clearly marked in any forum/discussion they observe Rules of Engagement Journalist Obligations Rule Requirement Disclosure Must identify as press when asking questions Consent Must get member consent for quotes Accuracy Platform may respond to factual errors Embargo Respect any agreed embargoes No trading Cannot use Press Pass for commercial activity Platform Obligations Commitment Details Access Provide promised access levels Response Answer questions within 48 hours Correction Correct platform errors promptly No retaliation Negative coverage doesn’t revoke access Transparency Explain any access limitations Press Liaison Designated Contact Role Responsibility Press Liaison Primary journalist contact Response time 48 hours for initial response Escalation Can escalate to Founder for major stories Archives Maintains press kit, fact sheets Press Kit Contents Platform overview (1-pager) Founder bio and photos Key statistics Initiative summaries FAQ document Contact information Revocation Press Pass May Be Revoked For Violation Consequence Fabrication Permanent revocation Doxxing members Permanent revocation + legal action Violating member consent 1-year suspension Misrepresenting access level Downgrade tier Commercial activity Revocation Appeal Process Written appeal within 30 days Review by Press Liaison + one Compass member Decision within 14 days One appeal per incident Implementation Notes Database Fields CREATE TABLE press_credentials ( id UUID PRIMARY KEY, journalist_name TEXT NOT NULL, publication TEXT NOT NULL, tier INTEGER CHECK (tier BETWEEN 1 AND 4), valid_from DATE NOT NULL, valid_until DATE NOT NULL, status TEXT DEFAULT 'active', editor_contact TEXT, story_angle TEXT, notes TEXT, created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NOW() ); Integration Points Member profile display (badge) Forum presence indicator Access control gates Audit logging Related Documents Document Connection Fly on the Wall Public transparency Data Access Levels Privacy framework Linchpin Program Influencer track “Transparency includes letting others watch and report.” ...

February 2, 2026 · 4 min · 650 words · Liana Banyan Corporation

Liana Banyan Economics Explained

💰 LIANA BANYAN ECONOMICS How 100% Goes to Members While the Platform Operates “The Work is Important, But Not Mysterious” “100% of charitable initiative funds go to members providing services.” But how? If 20% covers platform operations, where does that come from? Let’s show you. 🎯 THE KEY INSIGHT The 20% doesn’t come FROM the charitable funds. It comes FROM the paid transactions. There are THREE types of money flowing through Liana Banyan: ...

January 19, 2026 · 7 min · 1354 words · Liana Banyan Corporation