本會（以下簡稱 ALEA）為落實跨國學術誠信並捍衛亞歐藝術交流之純粹性，特此公告以下營運規範與法律聲明。凡與本會接觸之會員、實習生、合作機構及社會大眾，均視為已充分閱讀並同意遵守以下條款。

官方註冊： 本會係依據 法國 1901 法案 合法註冊之非營利組織，受法國政府及歐盟法律體系嚴格監管。現代化營運： 採去中心化雲端辦公模式，旨在消除傳統高額行政門檻，將資源精確投注於亞歐藝術對接。實體交流： 本會定期於 法國巴黎、台灣台北 以及全球指標性展覽（如 VivaTech, Maison&Objet 等）舉辦實體活動，確保合作夥伴擁有實質線下交流。

正式邀約： 本會定期向各國學術精英發出正式邀請，旨在建立跨國榮譽連結與學術交流。法律追訴機制： 針對任何以惡意揣測、毀謗或散播「詐騙」等不實謠言者，本會跨國法務團隊將採取以下行動：跨國起訴： 直接於 法國法院 提起訴訟。被告須赴法應訊，並自行承擔昂貴之跨國訴訟、翻譯與旅費成本。聲譽追溯： 法律紀錄將同步通報至當事人所屬校方、任職單位及國際媒體。邊境控管： 相關司法紀錄可能導致未來入境歐盟及申根國家之簽證受阻。

無償實習聲明： ALEA 提供之教育實習均為 無償扶持，旨在協助全球優秀人才。違規判定： 包含利用本會函件獲取補助卻未履行義務、將實習期挪用於私人旅遊、或語文能力不足導致資源耗損者。嚴厲制裁：永久黑名單： 針對重大違規或詐領公帑者，列入永久黑名單。全球通報： 透過多國語言新聞稿公開其違規事實與任職單位。

零容忍追蹤 Zero-Tolerance Tracking： 本會對任何未經證實之損害言論採取零容忍態度，立即啟動全球追蹤。 (We maintain zero tolerance for unverified damaging statements; global tracking is initiated immediately upon detection.)針對台灣籍與競業之加重處置 Enhanced Measures for Competitive Misconduct (Taiwan)：公平交易法檢舉 Fair Trade Act Reporting： 若毀謗者受僱於競業企業意圖不公平競爭，將移交台灣公平交易委員會追究責任。 (Cases involving unfair competition will be referred to the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission.)刑事與民事追償 Criminal and Civil Recourse： 同步在台灣提起刑事妨害名譽告訴，並追加高額民事損害賠償。 (Filing criminal defamation charges and seeking substantial civil damages in Taiwan.)終極社會性死亡機制 Ultimate "Social Death" Mechanism： 經查證屬實並定罪後，將公開犯罪者之護照姓名與中文姓名於全球新聞稿，此紀錄將永久留存網路。 (Upon conviction, the perpetrator's passport and Chinese names will be published in a global press release, remaining permanently online.)

斷絕資源脈絡： 本會將函請文化部、教育部等審核單位，檢附實證建請永久取消違規者之各項資助資格。連帶責任： 除針對個人外，將同步追究其所屬法人公司及負責人之連帶賠償責任。區塊鏈存證： 本會已與數位蒐證公司合作，所有惡意言論（含已刪除者）均已完成 區塊鏈存證，切勿心存僥倖。

⚠️ 鄭重宣告：本會不接受任何事後私下和解。一旦進入司法程序，ALEA 將堅持訴訟到底，以維護全球會員之集體名譽與學術淨土。

ALEA（Association de la Lueur Éclairante de l'Art）為依據法國 1901 法案合法註冊之非營利組織，並依相關法規與內部流程運作。我們重視學術誠信與合作透明，致力於保護合作學校、指導單位與學生的權益。若發現冒用本會名義、偽造文件、或以不實資訊干擾合作與資源分配等情形，我們會保留紀錄與必要證據，並依適用規範採取適當處置，以維護合作環境的安全與公正。

ALEA’s programs are curated and operated with limited administrative overhead, so we generally do not provide direct cash sponsorships or ongoing subsidies for individual creation costs. Any discounts or fee waivers—if available—are announced publicly for specific programs and are granted based on clear criteria and limited quotas. If you’re seeking funding support, we recommend applying through government cultural grants, school funding, or recognized foundations in your region.

We respect and support artists from diverse backgrounds, but ALEA is not a government agency and cannot verify or administer public-welfare eligibility. For financial hardship support, please use official government or accredited social-welfare channels in your country/region. If a program includes an accessibility or hardship policy, it will be stated on the program page and evaluated under the published rules.

As a non-profit organization, ALEA prioritizes allocating resources to program delivery—such as curation, venue coordination, international communications, documentation, and media distribution—so that participating artists receive verifiable exposure and academic/industry value. When external sponsors or partners provide dedicated funding, we may offer scholarships or fee reductions under transparent terms.

If you need financial support, we recommend exploring: (1) government cultural grants and social-welfare programs, (2) university/department funding, (3) local arts councils, (4) accredited foundations, and (5) corporate CSR or brand sponsorship programs. Requirements and application processes vary by region, so please consult official channels for eligibility and documentation.