# Written Person **Domain:** American Comportment Domain **System:** [[wiki/American Comportment|American Comportment]] ## Definition The Written Person is the identity created through correspondence, response time, documentation, tone, requests, thanks, condolence, recommendation, and repair. Writing extends conduct across distance and time. The American standard asks a message to name its purpose, respect attention, preserve necessary context, and close the loop. A person is also what they write, and how soon. ## Place in the American System Written Person is developed from [[american/American Comportment - 04 - Correspondence and the Written Person|American Comportment - 04 - Correspondence and the Written Person]] 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/Civic Pen|Civic Pen]] · [[wiki/Responsibility|Responsibility]] · [[wiki/Intelligence Without Costume|Intelligence Without Costume]] ## Sources / Provenance The governing source is [[american/American Comportment - 04 - Correspondence and the Written Person|American Comportment - 04 - Correspondence and the Written Person]]; the wider architecture is routed through [[wiki/American System|American System]].