# Digital Manners **Domain:** American Comportment Domain **System:** [[wiki/American Comportment|American Comportment]] ## Definition Digital Manners governs how devices, messages, cameras, channels, and notifications enter human situations. The device remains a tool of the citizen rather than making the citizen its peripheral. Medium should match urgency and emotional weight; consequential rooms should not be made visibly interruptible without reason. Digital conduct preserves attention while remaining fluent in the systems through which modern service occurs. ## Place in the American System Digital Manners is developed from [[american/American Comportment - 05 - Digital Manners|American Comportment - 05 - Digital Manners]] and belongs to [[collections/American|the American Collection]]. Its role is to keep one stable concept available across doctrine, character, comportment, material culture, intelligence participation, and alliance work without collapsing those levels into one another. ## Relationships [[wiki/Comportment Literacy|Comportment Literacy]] · [[wiki/Trustworthy Telemetry|Trustworthy Telemetry]] · [[wiki/Operational Literacy|Operational Literacy]] ## Sources / Provenance The governing source is [[american/American Comportment - 05 - Digital Manners|American Comportment - 05 - Digital Manners]]; the wider architecture is routed through [[wiki/American System|American System]].