Regulations on Time Travel

These regulations aim to provide fundamental guidance on time travel, preserving history’s integrity, respecting each era's people, and ensuring time travelers’ safety. Violations may lead to unforeseeable consequences for history and society.

I. On Changes to History

1.1 Major changes to established history are prohibited. Time travelers must adhere to minimum intervention, avoiding influencing events when possible. Violations may cause paradoxes and unpredictable effects.

1.2 Activities should prioritize observation and learning. Participation in events that may alter history is prohibited without approval. This includes but isn't limited to: direct contact with historical figures, interfering in known events, changing outcomes, etc.

1.3 Time travelers must minimize impact on the past environment, including avoiding modern material traces.

II. On Ethics and Morality

2.1 Time travelers must abide by the era's social, cultural, and moral norms, respecting the people and lifestyles.

2.2 If faced with injustice or suffering, time travelers should maintain an observer role, and use experiences to drive progress in the present instead of intervening. However, a review board may approve certain ethical interventions in extreme cases.

III. On the Safety of Time Travel

3.1 Time travelers must undergo comprehensive training in ethics, history, and survival skills to ensure compliance.

3.2 Time travelers must maintain contact with the present to immediately return if danger arises.

IV. On Commercialization

4.1 Limited tourism, resource harvesting, and collecting of artifacts may be permitted with approval, provided the methods are non-disruptive to the timeline.

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