v1.3.1 — Consistency hardening (versioning, Q-Layer cleanup, JSON-LD coverage, CI)

This is a doctrinal maintenance release: it does not change the conceptual stack, but fixes integrity and adoptability issues.

Fixed

• Version consistency across:
  • README (latest release)
  • CITATION.cff
  • CHANGELOG
  • links.json
  • doctrinal JSON-LD graph (repository + doctrine term)
• Removed duplicated section in layers/q-layer.md ("Traceability of non-actions") and consolidated the normative version.
• Fixed a malformed Markdown code fence in implementations/better-robots-txt.md.

Improved

• Expanded coverage of ssa-e-a2-dual-web-doctrine.jsonld to index first-rank artifacts (layers, patterns, rules, specs).
• README now references artefacts/ specs explicitly.
• Added onboarding docs:
  • READING-GUIDE.md
  • ECOSYSTEM.md

CI

• Added minimal CI to validate:
  • JSON/JSON-LD syntax
  • Markdown fence balance
  • internal relative links
  • cross-file version parity

v1.3.0 — Introduce SSA-E-R (RFC) restitution proportionality module

v1.3.0 — Introduce SSA-E-R (RFC) restitution proportionality module

Summary

This release introduces SSA-E-R (RFC) as a doctrinal module governing restitution proportionality under Q-Layer constraint.

SSA-E-R modulates the depth and form of an already-legitimate answer (e.g., canonical, structured, contextual, analytical) and does not alter response authorization outcomes.

This is a doctrinal evolution. It does not introduce operational, transactional, or performance claims.

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What’s new

• Add SSA-E-R (RFC) as a post-authorization restitution module.
• Define explicit non-override rule:
  • SSA-E-R must not override Q-Layer outputs (clarification required or legitimate non-response).
• Extend doctrinal layer sequence:

SSA-E → Dual Web → Q-Layer → SSA-E-R (RFC) → A2

• Update doctrinal entity graph (JSON-LD):
• Add DefinedTerm for SSA-E-R.
• Update doctrinal version to 1.3.0.
• Link new layer definition (layers/ssa-e-r.md).

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Files updated

• README.md
• doctrine.md
• terminology.md
• versioning.md
• ssa-e-a2-dual-web-doctrine.jsonld

Files added

• layers/ssa-e-r.md

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Normative constraints

• SSA-E-R governs restitution only (form and depth).
• It does not authorize answers.
• It does not expand inference rights.
• It must fall back to Q-Layer when compliant restitution would require invention.
• It remains strictly non-transactional and non-prescriptive.

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Non-goals

This release introduces:

• No operational method
• No service offer
• No performance guarantees
• No ranking, visibility, or citation claims
• No enforcement mechanism over external AI systems

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Version

Previous: v1.2.0
Current: v1.3.0

v1.2.0 — Introduction of the Q-Layer (Interpretative Legitimacy)

This release introduces the Q-Layer, a transversal layer of interpretative legitimacy
positioned between semantic stabilization (SSA-E / Dual Web) and adaptive amplification (A2).

The Q-Layer formalizes response authorization as a preconditioned act.
Producing an answer is no longer the default system state.
A response becomes legitimate only when explicit interpretative conditions are satisfied.

Key doctrinal changes:

– Introduction of the Q-Layer as a canonical doctrinal layer
– Formal definition of response authorization and legitimate non-response
– Recognition of silence as a valid, traceable system output
– Explicit separation between understanding, authorization, and amplification
– Clarification of non-transactional silence as a Q-Layer manifestation (not an exception)

This release marks a shift from post-correction of outputs
to pre-validation of the act of response itself.

No implementation guidance is provided in this release.
The Q-Layer is introduced as a normative and architectural principle.

Canonical documents:
– layers/q-layer.md
– patterns/response-authorization.md

This version establishes interpretative legitimacy
as a first-class concern in the SSA-E + A2 doctrine.

SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web doctrine — v1.1.0

This release formalizes the structured data grounding layer as an explicit precondition
to the SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web doctrine.

It does not change the core doctrinal principles.
It clarifies scope, boundaries, and machine-readable anchoring.

Key additions and clarifications:

• Introduced structured data grounding as a sitewide precondition layer.
• Added canonical schema templates (JSON-LD) for entities, pages, content, and navigation.
• Defined normative schema rules enforcing omission, refusal, and non-invention.
• Added schema mapping guidelines linking schema types to page roles.
• Added a machine-readable doctrine definition (JSON-LD) to anchor authorship and conceptual identity.
• Clarified the relationship between disambiguation, semantic grounding, and semantic SEO.
• Reinforced the non-prescriptive and non-performative nature of the doctrine.

This release represents a doctrinal extension, not a methodological or operational framework.

SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web doctrine v1.0

Initial neutral formalization.