Project standards
Deceit names what manipulation costs. This is the front door: stories, patterns, and resources. The fiction carries its provenance. The real resources are reachable. Everything here can be questioned.
A note about trust
Deceit does not ask you to trust the project completely. Check the sources. Read the limits. Look for what would change the conclusion. A trustworthy room leaves the door open.
deceit.site: the reference and the exit. The Lexicon, the pattern tools, the recovery routes.
deceit.media: propaganda, fraud, and coercion as they happen. Sourced and named.
deceit.blog: essays on what manipulation costs and why it lands.
deceit.site/whispers: a site feature for anonymous pattern observations from the wild.
deceit.world: the interactive hub. Transmissions, the Covenant, the Engine, and real help resources. The fictional layer lives there, not on the factual surfaces.
The fiction may use the language of control to show how control sounds. The Covenant, the Engine, the future history, and the transmissions are invented. Use them as prompts for questions and source checking, not as evidence of a hidden regime.
For real-world support, use the resources on deceit.site/help. If something here is wrong, use Contact or the corrections policy.