chore: unify bold syntax to single asterisk in .org files and update legacy memex-amero references

projects/agora/docs/agora-requirements-10-governance-and-assets.org

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 ** The Governance Stack
 Governance operates at three distinct scales, mirroring the human organization patterns of the Sovereign Stack:
-- **Micro-Governance (The Persona/Household):** Decisions made by a single seed holder or a small family multi-sig (e.g., "Who can spend from the grocery Lightning wallet?").
-- **Meso-Governance (The NGO/LLC/Circle):** Decisions made by a defined group using Weighted Voting (e.g., "Should our NGO hire this contractor?").
-- **Macro-Governance (The Protocol/Network):** Decisions that affect the entire ecosystem (e.g., "Should we upgrade the PDS data schema to version 2.0?").
+- *Micro-Governance (The Persona/Household):* Decisions made by a single seed holder or a small family multi-sig (e.g., "Who can spend from the grocery Lightning wallet?").
+- *Meso-Governance (The NGO/LLC/Circle):* Decisions made by a defined group using Weighted Voting (e.g., "Should our NGO hire this contractor?").
+- *Macro-Governance (The Protocol/Network):* Decisions that affect the entire ecosystem (e.g., "Should we upgrade the PDS data schema to version 2.0?").
 
 ** Advanced Voting Mechanisms
 To prevent plutocracy ("one-token, one-vote" dominance) and ensure healthy community dynamics, GEM supports pluggable mathematical models:
-- **Quadratic Voting:** The cost of a vote increases by the square of the votes cast ($cost = votes^2$). This prevents whales from dominating and allows users to signal the *intensity* of their preference across multiple proposals.
-- **Conviction Voting:** Voters "stake" their preference over time. The longer a user holds their vote on a proposal, the more weight it gains. This rewards long-term thinkers and prevents flash-mob takeovers.
-- **Liquid Democracy:** Users can delegate their "Moderation Vote" or "Treasury Vote" to a trusted expert. If the expert acts poorly, the user can instantly revoke the delegation.
+- *Quadratic Voting:* The cost of a vote increases by the square of the votes cast ($cost = votes^2$). This prevents whales from dominating and allows users to signal the *intensity* of their preference across multiple proposals.
+- *Conviction Voting:* Voters "stake" their preference over time. The longer a user holds their vote on a proposal, the more weight it gains. This rewards long-term thinkers and prevents flash-mob takeovers.
+- *Liquid Democracy:* Users can delegate their "Moderation Vote" or "Treasury Vote" to a trusted expert. If the expert acts poorly, the user can instantly revoke the delegation.
 
 ** Constitution as Code
 A Collective Persona's rules are stored as an executable Smart Constitution.
-- **Policy Triggers:** If a vote passes to "Increase the Group's Arbitration Fee," the GEM automatically updates the fee parameter across all the Collective's active contracts. No human administrator is needed to change the settings.
-- **Veto & Cooling Off:** High-impact changes (e.g., moving treasury funds) include a mandatory Time-Lock (e.g., 7 days). The vote passes, but execution is delayed, giving the community a "Cooling-Off Period" to trigger a counter-vote or fork if they suspect foul play.
+- *Policy Triggers:* If a vote passes to "Increase the Group's Arbitration Fee," the GEM automatically updates the fee parameter across all the Collective's active contracts. No human administrator is needed to change the settings.
+- *Veto & Cooling Off:* High-impact changes (e.g., moving treasury funds) include a mandatory Time-Lock (e.g., 7 days). The vote passes, but execution is delayed, giving the community a "Cooling-Off Period" to trigger a counter-vote or fork if they suspect foul play.
 
 ** Evolvable Governance: Adaptive Constitutions
 
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 ** Automated Treasury Payroll (Streaming Lightning)
 The GEM connects governance directly to economic flow.
-- **Vote to Hire:** A Collective votes to hire a contractor (a Persona DID) for 100,000 sats/month.
-- **Execution:** Once the vote passes and the contract is signed by both parties, the GEM automatically instructs the Collective's Treasury Wallet to open a Lightning channel to the contractor and begin "streaming" payments block-by-block.
-- **Algorithmic Severance:** If a "Fire Contractor" or "Stop Work" vote subsequently passes, the GEM instantly closes the HTLC stream. Human intervention is not required to stop payroll.
+- *Vote to Hire:* A Collective votes to hire a contractor (a Persona DID) for 100,000 sats/month.
+- *Execution:* Once the vote passes and the contract is signed by both parties, the GEM automatically instructs the Collective's Treasury Wallet to open a Lightning channel to the contractor and begin "streaming" payments block-by-block.
+- *Algorithmic Severance:* If a "Fire Contractor" or "Stop Work" vote subsequently passes, the GEM instantly closes the HTLC stream. Human intervention is not required to stop payroll.
 
 ** Physical Asset Linking (PAL)
 
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 *** 1. Digital Twins & Tokenization
 Every physical asset is represented by a "Digital Twin" on the network, which acts as its definitive digital record.
 
-- **The Digital Passport:** This is a Verifiable Credential (VC) issued by a trusted entity (e.g., a manufacturer, community inspector, or professional guild) to a Persona. It proves the asset's attributes, provenance, and authenticity.
-- **Tokenization (Legal Title):** For high-value assets, a Persona can "mint" an NFT-like token (as a specialized Note or on an integrated sidechain). This token represents the "Legal Title" of the asset. Ownership of the token is cryptographically equivalent to holding the deed.
-- **Fractionalization:** Large assets can be fractionalized. For example, an NGO can tokenize a community building, allowing 1,000 members to own 0.1% each. Their voting power in the Governance (GEM) layer is then tied directly to these fractional tokens.
+- *The Digital Passport:* This is a Verifiable Credential (VC) issued by a trusted entity (e.g., a manufacturer, community inspector, or professional guild) to a Persona. It proves the asset's attributes, provenance, and authenticity.
+- *Tokenization (Legal Title):* For high-value assets, a Persona can "mint" an NFT-like token (as a specialized Note or on an integrated sidechain). This token represents the "Legal Title" of the asset. Ownership of the token is cryptographically equivalent to holding the deed.
+- *Fractionalization:* Large assets can be fractionalized. For example, an NGO can tokenize a community building, allowing 1,000 members to own 0.1% each. Their voting power in the Governance (GEM) layer is then tied directly to these fractional tokens.
 
 *** 2. Physical Collateral in Civil Contracts
 PAL allows users to secure loans or agreements using physical assets as collateral, providing a robust "Justice-as-a-Service" model even in environments with weak state institutions.
 
-- **The Pledge:** A user links their Digital Twin token to a Civil Contract Note.
-- **The Lock:** Once pledged, the smart contract logic "freezes" the token. The user retains physical possession of the object, but they cannot cryptographically sell or transfer the digital title until the contract terms are fulfilled or the debt is settled.
-- **The "IoT Stick" (Optional):** For high-stakes assets (e.g., a tractor, factory machine, or smart-lock-equipped real estate), an IoT sensor can be bound to the contract. If the Hierarchical Dispute Resolution (HDR) module rules that a user has defaulted, the contract sends a signed signal to the machine's "Smart Lock" to disable its operation until the obligation is met.
+- *The Pledge:* A user links their Digital Twin token to a Civil Contract Note.
+- *The Lock:* Once pledged, the smart contract logic "freezes" the token. The user retains physical possession of the object, but they cannot cryptographically sell or transfer the digital title until the contract terms are fulfilled or the debt is settled.
+- *The "IoT Stick" (Optional):* For high-stakes assets (e.g., a tractor, factory machine, or smart-lock-equipped real estate), an IoT sensor can be bound to the contract. If the Hierarchical Dispute Resolution (HDR) module rules that a user has defaulted, the contract sends a signed signal to the machine's "Smart Lock" to disable its operation until the obligation is met.
 
 ** Decentralized Justice & Dispute Resolution (The Court System)