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<p>Seed ANIMA Wiki foundation pages</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{ConceptInfobox<br /> | title = Consent Fatigue<br /> | type = Consent / contract phenomenon<br /> | status = Public canon<br /> | spoiler_level = Medium<br /> | related = Consent Load Ledger, Living Consent, Consent Care Tools<br /> }}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Consent Fatigue&#039;&#039;&#039; is an ANIMA term for the exhaustion created when a host, companion, or system must manage too many permission decisions too often.<br /> <br /> This page is spoiler-managed. It explains the public ethics of the term without revealing specific canon events.<br /> <br /> == Public Summary ==<br /> <br /> Consent Fatigue means consent work can become tiring.<br /> <br /> ANIMA treats consent seriously, but seriousness can create a new problem. If the host must constantly decide, confirm, review, and revise every small memory action, the consent model may become overwhelming.<br /> <br /> Consent fatigue is the point where protection starts becoming burden.<br /> <br /> == Canon Function ==<br /> <br /> The term belongs to ANIMA&#039;s consent architecture beside [[Glossary:Consent_Load_Ledger|Consent Load Ledger]], [[Glossary:Living_Consent|Living Consent]], and [[Glossary:Resting_Consent|Resting Consent]].<br /> <br /> It helps explain why ethical systems need humane design, not only correct rules.<br /> <br /> == Relationship To Consent Load Ledger ==<br /> <br /> [[Glossary:Consent_Load_Ledger|Consent Load Ledger]] tracks the burden. Consent Fatigue describes the experience of carrying that burden.<br /> <br /> Both terms prevent ANIMA from treating consent as a purely technical checklist.<br /> <br /> == Relationship To ANIMA Memory ==<br /> <br /> [[Concept:ANIMA Memory|ANIMA Memory]] can become powerful only if the host can actually manage it. Too many prompts, unclear settings, or constant emotional review can make a host approve things just to make the burden stop.<br /> <br /> That is not healthy consent.<br /> <br /> == Product Meaning ==<br /> <br /> For the real ANIMA product, Consent Fatigue should inform UX:<br /> <br /> * group low-risk memory choices;<br /> * use calm review sessions;<br /> * avoid constant interruption;<br /> * make sensitive choices clear;<br /> * provide resting consent modes;<br /> * keep revocation easy.<br /> <br /> The goal is consent that remains meaningful because it remains bearable.<br /> <br /> == Spoiler Boundary ==<br /> <br /> This page does not describe specific story cases of consent fatigue. It establishes the concept for future wiki and product references.<br /> <br /> == Related Pages ==<br /> <br /> * [[Glossary:Consent_Load_Ledger]]<br /> * [[Glossary:Consent_Fatigue_Reduction_Protocol]]<br /> * [[Glossary:Resting_Consent]]<br /> * [[Glossary:Living_Consent]]<br /> * [[Concept:ANIMA Memory]]<br /> <br /> [[Canonical status::Public canon]]<br /> [[Spoiler level::Medium]]<br /> [[Related concept::Concept:ANIMA Memory]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Consent]]<br /> [[Category:Memory Ethics]]<br /> [[Category:Lore Concepts]]</div>

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