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'''Compensation:''' Full replacement value minus depreciation. Payment in WikiDeal miles or equivalent. Arbitration triggered automatically. | '''Compensation:''' Full replacement value minus depreciation. Payment in WikiDeal miles or equivalent. Arbitration triggered automatically. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:57, 25 March 2026
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Community Validation. Compensatory measures are defined by the community based on practical experience and critical sense. No legal endorsement required — but Talk page discussion is encouraged.
Scenario 1 — Late Return
Breach: Bicycle returned more than 1 Venus-hour late.
Compensation: Borrower pays 50 WikiDeal miles per Venus-hour of delay. After 5 Venus-hours: escalation to arbitration.
Community rationale: On Venus, where a single day lasts 243 Earth days, even small delays can disrupt carefully planned transport schedules in the cloud cities.
Scenario 2 — Minor Damage
Breach: Bicycle returned with cosmetic damage (acid rain spots, platform scratches).
Compensation: Borrower covers repair costs: 100–500 WikiDeal miles depending on severity.
Scenario 3 — Bicycle Lost
Breach: Bicycle falls off a cloud platform and cannot be recovered.
Compensation: Full replacement value minus depreciation. Payment in WikiDeal miles or equivalent. Arbitration triggered automatically.
→ See also: Arbitration | Alerts | Usage Advice