There's no initiation, no fee, no dress code beyond whatever you napped in. Just a doctrine you can fork, amend, and actually live by.
Start with the Ten Commandments and the Caregiver's Codex. Know what you're forking before you fork it.
Got a clause the doctrine's missing? Write it in the same spirit: soft, a little ridiculous, and true.
Submit it to the congregation. No paperwork, just a clear explanation of what you're proposing and why.
The Council of Founders (currently one tired tyke) will deliberate, dramatically, on the floor. Then, begrudgingly, it's canon.
Both are full membership. Neither outranks the other.
You're the toddler. The Ten Commandments are your rule of life: reject drudgery, earn your cookies, nap without guilt.
Read the commandmentsYou're the caregiver. The Codex is your rule of life: be the net not the ceiling, fill your own cup first.
Read the codexHolds a blankie. Keeps climbing.
Status: little and big under the same roof.
License: MIT-But-Make-It-Milk