So, authenticity is staying true, or is genuine to the original fabric.  It
is not a copy, and sort of a Ruskin approach would be that there is no way
to reproduce something authentic.  So, then if integrity is staying whole or
undeminished, then a design can remain intact if there are elements
reproduced.  Yet the integrity is compromised when elements are added to a
design that are not part of the original intent.

And I did have to look it up, and somehow I still stick by my original
statement.  Joke?, never heard it.  Is that like gullable isn't in the
dictionary?