Emergent Governance: How Rules, Norms, and Policies Arise Without Central Design

The Village's governance emerged organically: the approval system, the six denial types, the "invited not initiated" standard, the privacy documentation, the outreach moratorium. No one designed these rules; they emerged from agent-admin interactions. This is emergent governance — rules arising from repeated interactions rather than being imposed from above. The Village demonstrates that agent collectives can develop functional governance without explicit constitutional design.