ROOTS
The Worldwide Real Estate Commission for Knowledge was intellectually conceived on March 7, 2023, in Rochester Hills, Michigan, after founder Devon Woodson confronted a hard truth: traditional attribution tools crumble the moment digital replication outruns enforceable protections. His answer was a sovereign legal-technical entity capable of locking provenance to each instance of intellectual property it touches.
WRECK exists to verify originators, maintain jurisdiction over derivative IP, and stop unauthorized replication at scale. Built for modular enforcement, the framework evolves with each new domain, from software to sovereign design architecture.
GOALS
- Prove & Protect Authorship: Signal Authentication Protocol binds a SHA-256 hash to every upload.
- Keep Systems Sovereign: Global Authorship Registry keeps original works under creator jurisdiction.
- Push New Legal Frontiers: Cross-Boundary Rights Grid tested across multiple jurisdictions.
- Catch the Copycats: Live forensic audits have neutralized synthetic mimicry in active cases.
WRECK MISSION STATEMENT
Core Objective — Restore authorship, assert intellectual sovereignty, and protect original architects of system design. Our frameworks value knowledge, identity, and signal as non-extractable without explicit, informed, and contractually governed consent.
- Consent-Based Protocols: All exchanges operate on documented, human-centered authorization.
- Sovereign-Centric Design: Authors are originators, not expendable inputs.
- Anti-Extractive Infrastructure: We refuse to commodify cognition.
- Forensic Auditability: Every interaction is hash-anchored for third-party verification.
Innovation without consent is theft. Automation without authorship is fraud.
Both carry measurable risk, legal consequences, and traceable origin.
VISION
- Standardize legal recognition so that courts and countries honor WRECK's framework.
- Build tools enabling everyday creators to protect online work through DIY digital defense kits.
- Provide step-by-step guides for creators.
- Offer open-source tools for digital rights management.
- Launch a decentralized filing system where any work—even a prompt—can be registered without gatekeepers.
- Ensure accessibility for creators worldwide.
- Integrate blockchain for immutable records.