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write everything down.
keep it somewhere safe.
tell someone you trust.
if you can't follow these steps or trust yourself to not fuck it up, use a custodian.
Indeed, the problem is most people will fuck up those 3 things even if they knew to do them.
These are intuitive things to you and me, and why its so difficult to put ourselves in others shoes. It's taken years for me to look at what your otherwise good list this in way this way:
write everything down
The masses need
everything to be thoroughly defined, but also that definition can't be too long to read because they won't bother reading it.keep it somewhere safe
Needs an exhaustive list of examples of things to be safe from, and what constitutes safe in each context. +DR action plan.
tell someone you trust
Trust to do what exactly? Trust not to do? Action plan a scenario where trust is broken...
It's painful to think about how many layers of clarification are needed when zero knowledge is assumed, and then how to not turn that into a full operators manual nobody wants to look at.
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