Give a release one clear source
A song, image or essay can travel through many copies. Publish the version you intend to release as an asset, with its title, media and a precise claim. Someone opening the original can inspect that particular version and the identity that signed it.
Put the work where people can find it
Publish to connect the original to your Receiz Showcase and the public Market. People can discover it through categories for music, images, videos, books and other media. Its own page brings the work, source and ownership history together in one place you can share.
Say what someone receives
Make authorship, access, ownership and any license explicit. Someone receiving an asset needs to understand the right carried by that source. Ownership of an object does not automatically convey every right to copy, distribute or commercially use its contents.
Review the available ownership action
When an asset offers Buy ownership or Take cash, review the object, amount and exact action before approving. Keep the confirmed result and its original source. That receipt gives the parties a specific ownership change and financial result to refer to.
Read value with its moment
Open the valuation and its method. Where the history contains the required inputs, compare the value at a transfer with the current value. Read actual sale proceeds from the financial receipt. Each record helps explain a different part of the work’s history.
Keep the release evidence
Retain the original and the proofs of later ownership changes. If publication is interrupted, resume the saved attempt to recover that same release. The result shows whether it was published, and the original remains the source for its history.
Method, sources and assessment
This explanation describes the supported implementation. Exact protocol requirements come from the pinned Receiz contracts and original sources. A reference result does not qualify a production deployment or a physical device.