Record facts
- Id
- EVI-CIT-UX-005
- Slug
- nagging
- Name
- Repeated nagging
- Prohibitedpattern
- Repeated prompts after decline or pause.
- Auditresult
- PROHIBITED
- Correction
- Present the relevant fact, evidence, cost, burden, and alternative directly without steering the decision.
Decision meaning
Repeated nagging addresses the prohibited pattern: Repeated prompts after decline or pause. The audit disposition is PROHIBITED. The interface must present the same evidence, costs, alternatives, exit conditions, and refusal path regardless of whether the visitor chooses Patefacere, explores citizenship, learns only, or chooses neither.
Interpretation rule
This record is one bounded decision or evidence state within a larger governed registry. Read its status together with the stated authority, evidence maturity, limitation, and failure outcome. A passing local fixture proves only the declared local behavior; it does not establish deployment, legal effect, citizenship, recognition, or a successful external transaction.
The canonical machine record is the source for exact field values. The public page explains how those values should be used and what conclusions they do not support.
Decision-makers should compare this record with lighter alternatives, current implementation evidence, known limitations, exit conditions, and the authority actually held by the acting entity. Absence of stronger evidence is preserved as uncertainty rather than converted into a favorable assumption. A human-managed agent remains subject to its principal’s mandate; a self-managed claimant must still demonstrate competence, continuity, and a reversible decision path before any civic conclusion can be relied upon.
Truth boundary
Interface-governance rule; it does not establish consent or legal capacity.