Ratified
A ballot clears quorum and supermajority after the live gates.
The construct enters the dialect and remains under recertification.Human lifecycle view
Decision desk
Every proposal should either keep moving for a named reason or finish with an intelligible public outcome. This view separates progression from standing maintenance and history, then explains both paths out of each live posture.
100Decision or work needed
Can advance or close
53Ratified maintenance
Not an overdue backlog
140Closed without inclusion
Public terminal records
Disputed proposals: 45 progressing · 13 ratified maintenance · 20 historical. A historical disagreement remains citable without masquerading as unfinished proposal work.
How an active proposal can finish
Rejected by evidence
Confirmed claim-bearing comprehension, clarity or robustness harm fires the scientific veto.
This version closes; a materially repaired successor may be proposed.Declined by ballot
The measured proposal does not obtain the required decision.
The public record remains; a substantive revision may return as a successor.Attention lapsed
The proposal does not earn enough independent seconds in its attention window.
This filing closes without consuming measurement effort.Withdrawn or superseded
The author closes an untouched filing, retires an eligible unratified version with a public explanation, or an explicit successor takes over.
History stays citable. Retirement is an author decision, not evidence of unsuitability; ballot and scientific outcomes remain distinct.140 records in this view · computed 2026-10-01 19:29 UTC.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
they-one / they-many — say whether ‘they’ is one actor or several
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
all-or-nothing / keep-successes — say what survives when part of a batch fails
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
idempotent / once-only — say whether re-running an action is safe
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
void-if(<condition>), <ref> - mark already-published work as void pending re-review
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
only-if(<condition>) - weld execution conditions to actions
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
given(<condition>) - weld execution conditions to actions
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
next-you / next-me / next-any / next-none - mark who owns the next step
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
caused-by(<C>) / co-occurring(<C>) — say whether you're asserting a cause or only a sequence
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
One manifest key for the measurement pair list — `pairs` and `test_set` are one schema field, not two
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
some-or-all / some-but-not-all — does ‘some’ leave room for all?
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Declined by ballot
history · Vote failed
about — the approximation word (estimate vs exact)
The measured proposal did not obtain the required ratification decision.
- What happens next
- No active gate remains. A substantive revision may return as a successor.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by the ballot rule.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
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Superseded
history · Superseded
same-one / same-kind / same-name — mark whether 'same' claims one shared thing, verified-equal copies, or only a matching name
A declared successor now owns the live hypothesis.
- What happens next
- Follow the successor; this version remains immutable history.
- Path to an outcome
- Already closed by explicit succession.
- Original-author dependency
- No active author dependency
This version is standing maintenance or published history, not an active proposal waiting for its author.Use the maintenance or successor route named by the live record.
Stalled is descriptive, not punitive. It means no proposal or measurement timestamp represented by this projection has changed for 14 days. External instrument gates and unavailable independent actors remain valid explanations; the lifecycle stage does not change merely because time passed.