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RCONSENT-101 · Model explicit choices

Separate optional announcements from booking operations

Practice briefTaskFoundational

A single email-enabled flag suppresses booking confirmations when a member opts out of product announcements.

Focused work estimate
1h + prerequisites
Priority in the scenario
Medium
Engineering practice
Domain modeling · Policy evaluation

Estimated field mix

  • Privacy engineering80%
  • Backend20%

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Project context

A fictional event workspace offers optional product announcements and operational booking messages. Its product policy treats these as separate purposes. A stale audience cache currently sends optional messages after a member opts out. The brief implements fictional preference rules and makes no legal-consent certification.

Setup prerequisites

  • Create synthetic members, versioned notice text and two purpose-tagged message types.
  • Use a fake dispatch provider with controllable queueing and acknowledgement; send no real messages.

Preceding work

No earlier ticket is required. Complete the project setup above.

Acceptance criteria

  • Define separate purpose identifiers and allowed message categories.
  • Specify defaults and unknown-purpose behavior under the fictional product policy.
  • Keep preference evaluation explicit for each dispatch request.

Implementation constraints

  • Do not infer a legal basis from a message label; the exercise uses a declared product rule.

Verification to include

  • Evaluate announcement and booking fixtures with optional announcements disabled.
  • Reject an unknown purpose instead of silently treating it as operational.

Deliverables

  • Purpose registry and preference truth table

Rollout and recovery

Introduce purpose tags before migrating existing preference checks.

Value of the work

For the engineer: Practice purpose modeling, versioned user choices, dispatch-time checks and consistency under retries.

For the team: Create an inspectable preference workflow that can be reviewed against a company-approved communication policy.

Evidence boundaries

Outcome Evidence: Tests, patches, and runbooks are requested deliverables. They become Outcome Evidence only through a qualified Mission and immutable Evidence IDs.

Ownership Evidence: Independent adaptation must be observed under a declared verification policy and cite immutable Evidence IDs. Completing a planning ticket establishes no Ownership Evidence.