Civil and public persona
A person may act through a protected civil or public persona, with its own history and reputation, without that persona becoming a second human person.

The essentials
A persona is a representation layer linked confidentially to Root Identity. It may organise public life, reputation and relationships without multiplying legal personality, citizenship or political rights.
Person, persona and reputation
Practical consequence
In Sistema Candeia, a persona may be used in public contexts without requiring constant exposure of Root Identity. Legal accountability remains, but the linkage must not be open to any operator or to administrative curiosity.
Safeguards and conditions
Read in the full text
See the related provisions in the Proposed Constitution.
Related pages
Public presentation does not multiply legal persons
A person may use a public name, pseudonym or persona within the applicable rules without creating a new Root Identity, an additional vote or a new citizenship.
Public name, presentation and context of use when lawful.
Root Identity and the legal links required for rights, duties and political uniqueness.