details about my copyright claims,

to explain what I do & don't claim:

iou – in late-September this page will say a little more about what I do (and don't claim) about my justifiable claims for intellectual property and for the "all rights reserved" in a copyright.  Here is the basic situation:

Most of my ideas are variations of general knowledge, thus are not copyright-able.  But as explained in the HomePage,

In my website (about "Education for Problem Solving") I claim all rights — Copyright © 1978-2025 by Craig Rusbult, all rights reserved — for everything that can be copyrighted, especially for my diagrams, including my verbal-and-visual definitions (using spatially-logical relationships to show how we use 3 Elements in 3 Comparisons) of Quality Checks & Reality Checks.

I'm fairly confident that I can justifiably claim intellectual property priority right for my verbal-and-visual definitions (using spatially-logical relationships to show how we use 3 Elements in 3 Comparisons) for Quality Checks & Reality Checks, as shown in the diagram.*  And I will provide evidence for this priority claim, because it's documented with The Wayback Machine (of Internet Archive) to show that I've been using these definitions (with "3 Elements in 3 Comparisons") for many years;  probably it's been more than two decades, and the exact timing (along with links to pages preserved in the Wayback Machine) will be here by the end of September.

* For each term (Quality Check & Reality Check) the name and logic have been generally used by others before me, but AFAIK their spatial representations as "3 Elements and 3 Comparisons" is my own invention.

This page is https://educationforproblemsolving.net/design-thinking/cr.htm

For everything in my education website, i.e.
for "educationforproblemsolving.net/design-thinking",

Copyright © 1978-2025 by Craig Rusbult.  All Rights Reserved.