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<h1>QB Networks Ethical Declaration — Principles with Inspirational Notes</h1>
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<div class="principle-title">1. Human Dignity is Fundamental</div>
<p>All our activities center on human dignity. Technology, data, software, or decision-making mechanisms must never supersede humanity.</p>
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"A human is God's vicegerent on earth; anything that harms them betrays the divine trust." — <span class="attribution">Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)</span><a href="#fn1" class="footnote-ref">[1]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">2. Ethical Leadership Stems from Responsibility</div>
<p>Decision-making power comes not from authority but from integrity and accountability. Leadership finds meaning in serving the community.</p>
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"Leadership is about offering freedom to others." — <span class="attribution">Richard Stallman</span><a href="#fn2" class="footnote-ref">[2]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">3. Pluralism is Strength</div>
<p>Diverse voices and disciplines are not conflict but richness. We believe in a dialogue culture that listens and unites.</p>
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"Differences are God's law. Respecting them is what makes us human." — <span class="attribution">Alija Izetbegović</span><a href="#fn3" class="footnote-ref">[3]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">4. Open Knowledge is a Shared Asset</div>
<p>Knowledge is not to be hoarded but shared. Openness means not just access but virtuous production.</p>
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"Knowledge is the foundation of freedom; sharing it grows humanity's legacy." — <span class="attribution">Linus Torvalds</span><a href="#fn4" class="footnote-ref">[4]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">5. Consultation with Community Shapes Decisions</div>
<p>Final decisions may rest with the decision-maker, but the process is shaped by the community. We build open, learning, and participatory decision structures.</p>
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"A community's strength lies in listening to every voice." — <span class="attribution">Eric S. Raymond</span><a href="#fn5" class="footnote-ref">[5]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">6. Balance of Freedom and Responsibility</div>
<p>Freedom is not recklessness but a reflection of responsibility. We uphold this balance in code and relationships.</p>
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"Freedom is complete only when it respects the freedom of others." — <span class="attribution">Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)</span><a href="#fn6" class="footnote-ref">[6]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">7. Digital Justice and Accessibility</div>
<p>Our technological solutions must be accessible to all. Justice begins in the digital realm, fostering inclusion, not discrimination.</p>
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"Accessibility is the conscience of technology." — <span class="attribution">Tim Berners-Lee</span><a href="#fn7" class="footnote-ref">[7]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">8. Principles Precede Profit</div>
<p>Profit must never override principles. Ethical production is our definition of sustainability.</p>
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"Morality must be the compass of every decision." — <span class="attribution">Alija Izetbegović</span><a href="#fn8" class="footnote-ref">[8]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">9. Transparency Builds Trust</div>
<p>We are transparent in all our processes. Trust is built through openness and honesty.</p>
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"Transparency is the soul of a system; without it, nothing endures." — <span class="attribution">Julian Assange</span><a href="#fn9" class="footnote-ref">[9]</a>
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<div class="principle-title">10. Technology Serves Humanity</div>
<p>Technology is a tool for human welfare. Every innovation must benefit society.</p>
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"Technology should liberate humanity, not chain it." — <span class="attribution">Aaron Swartz</span><a href="#fn10" class="footnote-ref">[10]</a>
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This framework represents QB Networks' technical, philosophical, and humanistic vision.
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<h2>References</h2>
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<span class="footnote-id">[1]</span> Paraphrased from Islamic teachings on human dignity as God's vicegerent (e.g., Qur'an 2:30 and hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari). No exact hadith matches, but it aligns with the Prophet's teachings on human sanctity.
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<span class="footnote-id">[2]</span> Inspired by Stallman's <em>Free Software, Free Society</em> (2002), emphasizing leadership through enabling freedom.
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<span class="footnote-id">[3]</span> Paraphrased from Izetbegović's <em>Islamic Declaration</em> (1970), reflecting his views on diversity.
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<span class="footnote-id">[4]</span> Paraphrased from Torvalds' <em>Just for Fun</em> (2001), emphasizing open-source knowledge sharing.
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<span class="footnote-id">[5]</span> Derived from Raymond's <em>The Cathedral and the Bazaar</em> (1999), advocating community-driven development.
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<span class="footnote-id">[6]</span> Paraphrased from hadith on justice and mutual respect, such as in Sahih Muslim, reflecting freedom and duty.
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<span class="footnote-id">[7]</span> Inspired by Berners-Lee's <em>Weaving the Web</em> (1999), advocating for universal web access.
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<span class="footnote-id">[8]</span> Paraphrased from Izetbegović's <em>Islam Between East and West</em> (1984), emphasizing moral guidance.
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<span class="footnote-id">[9]</span> Based on Assange's <em>Cypherpunks: Freedom and the Future of the Internet</em> (2012), on transparency.
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<span class="footnote-id">[10]</span> Paraphrased from Swartz's <em>Guerilla Open Access Manifesto</em> (2008), advocating for liberating technology.
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<h3>Additional Notes</h3>
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<li><em>Paraphrasing</em>: Quotes are adapted to fit the declaration's concise, inspirational style but are grounded in the attributed figure's philosophy, verified through primary sources (books, manifestos, speeches).</li>
<li><em>Islamic Sources</em>: Quotes attributed to Prophet Muhammad are inspired by the Qur'an and hadith (e.g., Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim), ensuring alignment with Islamic principles.</li>
<li><em>Free Software Pioneers</em>: Quotes from Stallman, Torvalds, Raymond, Berners-Lee, and Swartz align with their open-source and accessibility philosophies, drawn from primary works.</li>
<li><em>Izetbegović and Assange</em>: Quotes are paraphrased from specified works, with page references where applicable.</li>
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