A sustained pattern of karyzing
Who can be called a karys?
Karys names a distinction used by Fidence Path.
See the definitionDefinition
Karys
A karys is a person who consistently karyzes.
The distinction it protects
The description grants no authority or permanent title.
No appointment, office, institutional authorization, or special status is required. Calling someone a karys describes a sustained pattern of accurate and courageous moral communication.
In the path
Anyone may karyze; consistency makes the description fitting.
A karys remains subject to correction. Accuracy is localizable, so a person may karyze through one part of a proclamation and be wrong in another.