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Semantic Sovereignty — Evidence Layer

Domain: semanticsovereignty.com
Repository: semanticsovereignty-evidence
Version: v1.0
Last updated: 2026-01-19


Purpose

This repository provides the evidence layer for Semantic Sovereignty, an independent reference documenting how meaning, terminology, and canonical definitions are governed in machine-consumable systems.

The focus lies on semantic governance, not on interpretation, persuasion, or linguistic analysis.


What this repository is

  • A governance reference for canonical meaning and terminology
  • A definitions and boundaries repository, not an implementation
  • A versioned artifact suitable for audit, review, and machine use
  • A source-led framework for controlling semantic drift

What this repository is not

  • Not a political or cultural theory of language
  • Not an ontology engineering tutorial
  • Not an enforcement or certification mechanism
  • Not an authority, reputation, or trust scoring system

Scope overview

The scope of Semantic Sovereignty is limited to structural control of meaning.

Covered areas include:

  • Canonical term identifiers and definitions
  • Definition boundaries (included vs. excluded meaning)
  • Controlled vocabulary governance
  • Semantic versioning, deprecation, and migration discipline
  • Mapping and disambiguation rules

Explicit exclusions are documented in SCOPE.md.


Repository structure

  • README.md
    Purpose, scope overview, and repository discipline

  • SCOPE.md
    Included and excluded boundaries for semantic governance

  • SOURCES.md
    Primary source anchors for terminology and governance patterns

  • MODEL.md
    Reference model for canonical meaning control

  • MAPS/
    Mapping artifacts for term governance and change discipline

  • CHANGELOG.md
    Version history and documented changes


Editorial and source discipline

  • Canonical definitions must reference at least one primary source
  • Changes to meaning require explicit versioning
  • Deprecated terms are documented, not removed silently
  • No restricted or licensed material is reproduced

Versioning policy

  • Semantic versioning is applied (v1.0, v1.1, …)
  • Any change to scope, definitions, or governance rules requires:
    • an update to the affected file(s)
    • a corresponding entry in CHANGELOG.md

Relationship to the website

The public site at https://semanticsovereignty.com/ provides a human-readable overview.

This repository functions as the authoritative evidence layer:

  • canonical definitions originate here
  • governance rules are versioned here
  • scope boundaries are enforced here

Contact

Editorial inquiries:
[email protected]


Disclaimer

This repository documents semantic governance structures only.
It does not provide legal advice, enforcement mechanisms, or normative judgments.

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