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Citation Audit
This appendix records the primary-source audit of every work in the corpus’s 48-record pre-audit bibliography and four supplemental citations discovered by rebuilding the live citation inventory. The unit of analysis is a citation occurrence: an inline claim, a reference-list placement with a demonstrable scope, or its consolidated-manuscript duplicate. removed rows preserve actual deleted or superseded pre-audit attributions; ordinary line-number shifts are not counted as removals.
Scope and method
Metadata was checked against the publication, publisher or journal record, DOI registry, or an official author, university, government, or institutional archive. Claim support was checked against the original publication, an official full-text version, or a publisher-hosted abstract no broader than the audited claim. Search snippets, retailer listings, staged summaries, and generated claim extractions were discovery aids only.
For malformed or uncorroborated identities, the search covered the relevant publisher or journal, DOI and bibliographic registries, author or institutional archives, and likely first-party repositories. not verifiable means that boundary produced a genuine identity or access limit; it is not used for an inspected source that failed to support a claim. No nearby source was silently substituted.
Verdicts are supported (the source establishes the bounded claim), partially supported (only a narrower or corrected form is established), unsupported (inspected evidence does not establish the attribution), general reference (a broad relationship is established but no claim is attached), and not verifiable (the documented primary-source boundary did not expose enough evidence to decide).
Summary
- Baseline records: 48
- Supplemental records: 4
- Final canonical works: 39
- Live occurrences: 180
- Removed occurrences: 159
- Replacements: 0
- Removals: 12
- Unresolved identity or access limits: 8
- Supported: 37
- Partially supported: 33
- Unsupported: 14
- General references: 233
- Not verifiable: 22
The five verdict totals include both the current corpus and its preserved pre-audit history. The 180 live occurrences comprise 35 supported and 145 general reference verdicts; the 159 removed occurrences comprise 2 supported, 33 partially supported, 14 unsupported, 88 general reference, and 22 not verifiable verdicts.
The final bibliography contains 39 distinct works after twelve removals and the B035-to-B032 merge. Eight removed records retain not verifiable findings because no exact primary record was located within the documented boundary. These are unresolved access or identity limits, not live citations.
Evidence ledger
B001 — Money-Go-Rounds: The Importance of Rotating Savings and Credit Associations for Women
- Canonical citation: Ardener, S., & Burman, S. (Eds.). (1995). Money-Go-Rounds: The Importance of Rotating Savings and Credit Associations for Women. Berg.
- Metadata status:
verified as an edited 1995 Berg volume; the 1995 catalogue carries the expanded subtitle, while Routledge's current reissue page shortens it to The Importance of ROSCAs for Women - Primary record: 1995 Berg catalogue record (controlling record for the expanded title, editor responsibility, year, and imprint); Routledge current-reissue record (current publisher record with the shortened subtitle)
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
money-go-rounds-editor-role - Forbidden live strings:
Ardener, S., & Burman, S. (1995)
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B001-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:155 | ardener burman 1995 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on rotating savings associations. | general reference | Publisher opening-chapter abstract defines regular contributions with the fund distributed to contributors in turn. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B001-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:93 | ardener burman 1995 | ROSCAs provide a rotating-contribution precedent for the corpus’s mutual-aid design. | supported | Publisher opening-chapter abstract defines regular contributions with the fund distributed to contributors in turn. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B001-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5291 | ardener burman 1995 | ROSCAs provide a rotating-contribution precedent for the corpus’s mutual-aid design. | supported | Publisher opening-chapter abstract defines regular contributions with the fund distributed to contributors in turn. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B001-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5355 | ardener burman 1995 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on rotating savings associations. | general reference | Publisher opening-chapter abstract defines regular contributions with the fund distributed to contributors in turn. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B001-O005 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:93 | ardener burman 1995 | The pre-audit sentence attributed ROSCAs, tontines, kibbutz-like redistribution, and the MACI design jointly to Ardener and Burman. | partially supported | The publisher’s chapter 1 abstract establishes regular contributions and rotating distribution, but not the other precedents or the corpus’s MACI implementation. | Supersede the bundled attribution with the bounded ROSCA precedent and identify the remaining synthesis as corpus-authored. |
| B001-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5297 | ardener burman 1995 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate of the bundled ROSCA, tontine, kibbutz, and MACI attribution. | partially supported | The publisher’s chapter 1 abstract establishes regular contributions and rotating distribution, but not the other precedents or the corpus’s MACI implementation. | Supersede the bundled attribution with the bounded ROSCA precedent and identify the remaining synthesis as corpus-authored. |
| B001-O007 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:155 | ardener burman 1995 | The pre-audit reference omitted the editors’ role and named Berg Publishers rather than the verified Berg imprint. | general reference | The publisher and 1995 catalog records identify Ardener and Burman as editors of the Berg volume. | Supersede the incomplete responsibility and publisher form with the canonical citation. |
| B001-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5361 | ardener burman 1995 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate omitted the editors’ role and used the superseded publisher form. | general reference | The publisher and 1995 catalog records identify Ardener and Burman as editors of the Berg volume. | Supersede the incomplete responsibility and publisher form with the canonical citation. |
B002 — Network Society and Future Scenarios for a Collaborative Economy
- Canonical citation: Kostakis, V., & Bauwens, M. (2014). Network Society and Future Scenarios for a Collaborative Economy. Palgrave Pivot/Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137406897
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Springer Nature book and DOI record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
network-society-author-order - Forbidden live strings:
Bauwens, M., & Kostakis, V. (2014)
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B002-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:151 | kostakis bauwens 2014 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P infrastructures and commons scenarios. | general reference | Publisher contents, chapters 3–4, establish P2P infrastructure and commons scenarios, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B002-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5512 | kostakis bauwens 2014 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P infrastructures and commons scenarios. | general reference | Publisher contents, chapters 3–4, establish P2P infrastructure and commons scenarios, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B002-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:151 | bauwens kostakis 2014 | The pre-audit reference reversed the title-page author order, listing Bauwens before Kostakis. | general reference | The Springer Nature record identifies Vasilis Kostakis as first author and Michel Bauwens as second author. | Restore the verified title-page author order while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B002-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5522 | bauwens kostakis 2014 | The consolidated pre-audit reference reversed the title-page author order, listing Bauwens before Kostakis. | general reference | The Springer Nature record identifies Vasilis Kostakis as first author and Michel Bauwens as second author. | Restore the verified title-page author order while retaining the book as scoped context. |
B003 — Commons-based peer production and the economics of the commons
- Canonical citation: No canonical publication was established for the baseline Bauwens and Kostakis (2015) title.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; no first-party record for the baseline title was located, and the verified 2015 Bauwens–Kostakis article is a distinct work - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline identity was located. Comparison only: official Journal of Peer Production record for the distinct 2015 article; author-institution record for that article.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
bauwens-kostakis-commons-economics - Forbidden live strings:
Commons-based peer production and the economics of the commons
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B003-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:95 | bauwens kostakis 2015 | Pre-audit reference to the uncorroborated Bauwens and Kostakis (2015) title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate a primary record in the journal, author archive, P2P Foundation, Commons Strategies Group, or DOI channels. The distinct 2015 article does not establish this identity or the chapter’s allocation formulas. | Remove this entry. Do not transfer its placement to the distinct article; audit any future addition as a newly named, scoped reference. |
| B003-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:834 | bauwens kostakis 2015 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated Bauwens and Kostakis (2015) title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate a primary record in the journal, author archive, P2P Foundation, Commons Strategies Group, or DOI channels. The distinct 2015 article does not establish this identity or the chapter’s allocation formulas. | Remove this entry. Do not transfer its placement to the distinct article; audit any future addition as a newly named, scoped reference. |
B004 — Peer to Peer: The Commons Manifesto
- Canonical citation: Bauwens, M., Kostakis, V., & Pazaitis, A. (2019). Peer to Peer: The Commons Manifesto. University of Westminster Press. https://doi.org/10.16997/book33
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: University of Westminster Press record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
commons-manifesto-coauthor-publisher - Forbidden live strings:
Bauwens, M., & Pazaitis, A. (2019)
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B004-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:139 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:145 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:121 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5659 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5938 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6208 | bauwens kostakis pazaitis 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on P2P social relations and technical infrastructures. | general reference | Publisher abstract and DOI establish P2P as social relation and technical infrastructure, not the corpus’s stack. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B004-O007 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:139 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B004-O008 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:145 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B004-O009 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:123 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B004-O010 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5671 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B004-O011 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5950 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B004-O012 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6225 | bauwens pazaitis 2019 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Vasilis Kostakis and named Westminster University Press rather than University of Westminster Press. | general reference | The publisher record and DOI identify Bauwens, Kostakis, and Pazaitis as coauthors and University of Westminster Press as publisher. | Restore the full author list and canonical publisher while retaining the book as scoped context. |
B005 — The Commons Transition Plan
- Canonical citation: No canonical 2021 single-author publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; the official catalogue instead identifies distinct 2014 Ecuador and 2017 Ghent commons-transition plans - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline 2021 single-author identity was located. Comparison only: official P2P Foundation publication catalogue, which separately lists The FLOK Report: A Commons Transition Plan for the State of Ecuador and Commons Transition Plan for the City of Ghent.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
bauwens-commons-transition - Forbidden live strings:
The Commons Transition Plan
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B005-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:149 | bauwens 2021 | Pre-audit reference to an uncorroborated 2021 single-author commons-transition plan. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline identity; the official catalogue records differently authored and dated Ecuador and Ghent plans, not the stated work or the chapter’s reinvestment protocols. | Remove the entry. Do not substitute either real plan on title similarity; audit any future citation under its actual identity. |
| B005-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1202 | bauwens 2021 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated 2021 single-author commons-transition plan. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline identity; the official catalogue records differently authored and dated Ecuador and Ghent plans, not the stated work or the chapter’s reinvestment protocols. | Remove the entry. Do not substitute either real plan on title similarity; audit any future citation under its actual identity. |
B006 — Designing Investor-Compatible Commons-Based Models
- Canonical citation: No canonical publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; Bauwens and Niaros (2017) is a distinct candidate work, not the baseline publication - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline title was located. Comparison only: official P2P Foundation catalogue entry and Heinrich Böll Foundation co-publisher record for the distinct Bauwens and Niaros (2017) report.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
bauwens-investor-compatible - Forbidden live strings:
Designing Investor-Compatible Commons-Based Models
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B006-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:131 | bauwens 2021 | Pre-audit reference to an uncorroborated investor-compatible commons title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline record. The distinct 2017 report, pp. 23–25, discusses internal value regimes and reciprocity licensing, not the chapter’s caps, schedules, or market firewalls. | Remove the invalid entry. Do not introduce the 2017 report in this repair; audit it separately if later added. |
| B006-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1339 | bauwens 2021 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated investor-compatible commons title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline record. The distinct 2017 report, pp. 23–25, discusses internal value regimes and reciprocity licensing, not the chapter’s caps, schedules, or market firewalls. | Remove the invalid entry. Do not introduce the 2017 report in this repair; audit it separately if later added. |
B007 — The Partner State & the Commons Economy
- Canonical citation: No canonical 2021 publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; the accessible partner-state texts are distinct works and do not establish the baseline 2021 identity - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline identity was located. Comparison only: official Commons Transition Primer text for Blueprint for a Partner State and official journal record for the distinct 2015 Bauwens–Kostakis article.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
bauwens-partner-state - Forbidden live strings:
The Partner State & the Commons Economy
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B007-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:93 | bauwens 2021 | Pre-audit reference to an uncorroborated 2021 partner-state title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the stated identity. Related primary texts support a general partner-state frame but not this record or the chapter’s SEP allocations, lifecycle, and exit rules. | Remove the entry. Do not silently substitute a related essay; audit any future candidate under its actual metadata. |
| B007-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:927 | bauwens 2021 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated 2021 partner-state title. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the stated identity. Related primary texts support a general partner-state frame but not this record or the chapter’s SEP allocations, lifecycle, and exit rules. | Remove the entry. Do not silently substitute a related essay; audit any future candidate under its actual metadata. |
B008 — Restoring Sanctuary: A New Operating System for Trauma-Informed Systems of Care
- Canonical citation: Bloom, S. L., & Farragher, B. (2013). Restoring Sanctuary: A New Operating System for Trauma-Informed Systems of Care. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199796366.001.0001
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Oxford Academic book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
bloom-farragher-inline-only - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B008-O001 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:27 | bloom farragher 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on trauma-informed organizational change. | general reference | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts describe trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B008-O002 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | bloom farragher 2013 | Trauma-informed organizational change is one input to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts describe trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B008-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1977 | bloom farragher 2013 | Trauma-informed organizational change is one input to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts describe trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B008-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1995 | bloom farragher 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on trauma-informed organizational change. | general reference | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts describe trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B008-O005 | removed | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | bloom farragher 2013 | The pre-audit sentence treated trauma-informed systems design as support for HAO resilience and inclusion as the organization grows. | partially supported | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts establish trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning, not outcomes for HAOs or organizational scaling. | Narrow the source-backed influence and identify the HAO outcomes as design intentions. |
| B008-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1983 | bloom farragher 2013 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence said the cited disciplines ensure HAO resilience, inclusion, and meaning generation as the organization grows. | partially supported | Oxford chapter 2 and chapter 4 abstracts establish trauma-informed organizational change and healthy democratic functioning, not guaranteed HAO outcomes or scaling effects. | Replace the guarantee with a bounded influence statement and corpus-owned design intention. |
B009 — Commons Engine design-pattern titles
- Canonical citation: No canonical publication was established for either Commons Engine (2020) title in the baseline.
- Metadata status:
not currently verifiable; neither alleged 2020 title was located in the bounded first-party search, and intermittent errors limited access to some Commons Engine routes - Primary record: No primary record for either alleged publication was located. Commons Engine’s first-party site and its about, services, and blog/archive routes were checked as the bounded search surface; the homepage is an organizational comparison source, not a publication record.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
commons-engine-title - Forbidden live strings:
Design Patterns for Cooperatives in the Digital Economy;Design Patterns for Commons-Oriented Governance
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B009-O001 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:151 | commons engine 2020 | Pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Cooperatives in the Digital Economy. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding market mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
| B009-O002 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:144 | commons engine 2020 | Pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Commons-Oriented Governance. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding regulatory mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
| B009-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:119 | commons engine 2020 | Pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Cooperatives in the Digital Economy. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding implementation mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
| B009-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5956 | commons engine 2020 | Consolidated pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Cooperatives in the Digital Economy. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding market mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
| B009-O005 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6100 | commons engine 2020 | Consolidated pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Commons-Oriented Governance. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding regulatory mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
| B009-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6221 | commons engine 2020 | Consolidated pre-audit reference to Design Patterns for Cooperatives in the Digital Economy. | not verifiable | The search could not locate an official record or full text. Reachable first-party material did not establish this publication or the surrounding implementation mechanisms; some Commons Engine routes intermittently returned access errors. | Remove the citation, not replace it with the homepage. Restore only if an archived first-party publication is obtained and audited. |
B010 — Democratic Money and Capital for the Commons
- Canonical citation: Bollier, D., & Conaty, P. (2016). Democratic Money and Capital for the Commons: Strategies for Transforming Neoliberal Finance Through Commons-Based Alternatives. Commons Strategies Group in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Heinrich Böll Foundation publication record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
democratic-money-authorship-year - Forbidden live strings:
Commons Strategies Group (2015). *Democratic Money and Capital for the Commons*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B010-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:128 | bollier conaty 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on commons-based finance. | general reference | Official report §II–III concerns commons-based finance and institutional forms, not HAO investor interfaces. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B010-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1331 | bollier conaty 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on commons-based finance. | general reference | Official report §II–III concerns commons-based finance and institutional forms, not HAO investor interfaces. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B010-O003 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:128 | commons strategies group 2015 | The pre-audit reference treated Commons Strategies Group as author and dated the report 2015. | general reference | The Heinrich Böll Foundation record identifies David Bollier and Pat Conaty as authors and publishes the report in January 2016. | Replace the workshop-era group/year attribution with the verified authors and publication year. |
| B010-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1336 | commons strategies group 2015 | The consolidated pre-audit reference treated Commons Strategies Group as author and dated the report 2015. | general reference | The Heinrich Böll Foundation record identifies David Bollier and Pat Conaty as authors and publishes the report in January 2016. | Replace the workshop-era group/year attribution with the verified authors and publication year. |
B011 — Patterns of Commoning
- Canonical citation: Bollier, D., & Helfrich, S. (Eds.). (2015). Patterns of Commoning. Commons Strategies Group in cooperation with Off the Common Books.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Commons Strategies Group publication page
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
patterns-commoning-editor-role - Forbidden live strings:
Commons Strategies Group. (2015). *Patterns of Commoning*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B011-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:96 | bollier helfrich 2015 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on commoning practices and collective governance. | general reference | Official contents and Overture section establish commoning and collective governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B011-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:929 | bollier helfrich 2015 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on commoning practices and collective governance. | general reference | Official contents and Overture section establish commoning and collective governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B011-O003 | removed | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:97 | commons strategies group 2015 | The pre-audit reference treated Commons Strategies Group as author rather than naming Bollier and Helfrich as editors. | general reference | The publication page and volume front matter identify David Bollier and Silke Helfrich as editors; Commons Strategies Group is the publishing organization. | Restore editor responsibility while retaining the volume as scoped context. |
| B011-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:931 | commons strategies group 2015 | The consolidated pre-audit reference treated Commons Strategies Group as author rather than naming Bollier and Helfrich as editors. | general reference | The publication page and volume front matter identify David Bollier and Silke Helfrich as editors; Commons Strategies Group is the publishing organization. | Restore editor responsibility while retaining the volume as scoped context. |
B012 — Common: On Revolution in the 21st Century
- Canonical citation: Dardot, P., & Laval, C. (2019). Common: On Revolution in the 21st Century (M. MacLellan, Trans.; I. Szeman, Preface). Bloomsbury Academic.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Bloomsbury Academic book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B012-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:134 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B012-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:140 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B012-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:119 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B012-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5793 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B012-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6082 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B012-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6206 | dardot laval 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the common as collective practice and institution. | general reference | Publisher abstract and contents establish collective practice and shared rules, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B013 — Blockchain and the Law: The Rule of Code
- Canonical citation: De Filippi, P., & Wright, A. (2018). Blockchain and the Law: The Rule of Code. Harvard University Press. https://doi.org/10.4159/9780674985933
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Harvard University Press DOI record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B013-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:142 | de filippi wright 2018 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on blockchain architecture and law. | general reference | Publisher contents, pp. 173 and 193, establish a relationship between code, blockchain, and regulation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B013-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6084 | de filippi wright 2018 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on blockchain architecture and law. | general reference | Publisher contents, pp. 173 and 193, establish a relationship between code, blockchain, and regulation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B014 — Systems Thinking and Sustainability
- Canonical citation: No canonical Donella Meadows Institute (2015) publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; the official archive contains a related 2015 post, but not the baseline title - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline identity was located. Comparison only: official Donella Meadows Project resource archive and the distinct 2015 post Coming Back to Our Systems Roots.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
meadows-systems-thinking - Forbidden live strings:
Systems Thinking and Sustainability
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B014-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:152 | donella meadows institute 2015 | Pre-audit reference to the uncorroborated Systems Thinking and Sustainability title. | not verifiable | The official archive search could not locate the stated identity or full text. Its distinct 2015 post offers general systems commentary but not the chapter’s reinvestment pools or audit mechanisms. | Remove the baseline reference. Do not substitute the related post without a separately audited, narrower claim. |
| B014-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1205 | donella meadows institute 2015 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated Systems Thinking and Sustainability title. | not verifiable | The official archive search could not locate the stated identity or full text. Its distinct 2015 post offers general systems commentary but not the chapter’s reinvestment pools or audit mechanisms. | Remove the baseline reference. Do not substitute the related post without a separately audited, narrower claim. |
B015 — Cannibals with Forks
- Canonical citation: Elkington, J. (1999). Cannibals with Forks: The Triple Bottom Line of 21st Century Business. Capstone Publishing.
- Metadata status:
verified; current corpus placement removed after claim review - Primary record: Authoritative 1999 paperback catalog record; Wiley publisher abstract used for claim review
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B015-O001 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:155 | elkington 1999 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed elkington 1999 attribution. | unsupported | The verified primary source’s abstract establishes a different subject and no identifiable support for this placement. | Remove the unsupported placement while preserving the work’s real identity in this ledger. |
| B015-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5526 | elkington 1999 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed elkington 1999 attribution. | unsupported | The verified primary source’s abstract establishes a different subject and no identifiable support for this placement. | Remove the unsupported placement while preserving the work’s real identity in this ledger. |
B016 — Three Strategic Concepts for the Guidance of Co-operatives
- Canonical citation: Fairbairn, B. (2003). Three Strategic Concepts for the Guidance of Co-operatives: Linkage, Transparency, and Cognition. Centre for the Study of Co-operatives, University of Saskatchewan. https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.31755
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit title completed - Primary record: AgEcon Search institutional record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
fairbairn-title - Forbidden live strings:
Fairbairn, B. (2003). *Three Strategic Concepts for the Guidance of Co-operatives*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B016-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:151 | fairbairn 2003 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative linkage, surplus, and internal capitalization. | general reference | Original report p. 27 discusses internal capitalization from cooperative surplus and investment cognition. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B016-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1201 | fairbairn 2003 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative linkage, surplus, and internal capitalization. | general reference | Original report p. 27 discusses internal capitalization from cooperative surplus and investment cognition. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B016-O003 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:153 | fairbairn 2003 | The pre-audit reference truncated the title after Three Strategic Concepts for the Guidance of Co-operatives. | general reference | The institutional repository record and original report identify the subtitle Linkage, Transparency, and Cognition and the University of Saskatchewan series. | Complete the title and publisher information while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B016-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1206 | fairbairn 2003 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the truncated title and omitted publisher information. | general reference | The institutional repository record and original report identify the subtitle Linkage, Transparency, and Cognition and the University of Saskatchewan series. | Complete the title and publisher information while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B017 — Slicing Pie: Funding Your Business Without Funds
- Canonical citation: Moyer, M. (2012). Slicing Pie: Funding Your Business Without Funds. Lake Shark Ventures.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Official author-hosted 2012 sample
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
slicing-pie-author - Forbidden live strings:
Fairfield, M. (2012);(Fairfield, 2012);Funding Your Company Without Funds
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B017-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:39 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:92 | moyer 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on risk-adjusted dynamic equity. | general reference | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B017-O003 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:117 | moyer 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on risk-adjusted dynamic equity. | general reference | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B017-O004 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:18 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O005 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:41 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O006 | live | docs/12-icn/03-economic-model.md:99 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O007 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1046 | moyer 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on risk-adjusted dynamic equity. | general reference | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B017-O008 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:4619 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O009 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:776 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O010 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:831 | moyer 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on risk-adjusted dynamic equity. | general reference | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B017-O011 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:947 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O012 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:970 | moyer 2012 | Risk-adjusted, contribution-proportional slices inform the corpus’s optional dynamic-equity design. | supported | Official sample and model pages, pp. 1–15 and model sections, tie ownership to risk-adjusted time, cash, and resources. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B017-O013 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:39 | fairfield 2012 | A Slicing Pie-style model allocates equity from risk-adjusted time and resource contributions. | supported | The official sample and model sections, pp. 1–15, tie ownership to each participant’s share of total at-risk contributions. | Correct the author to Moyer and retain the bounded dynamic-equity claim. |
| B017-O014 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:92 | fairfield 2012 | Pre-audit reference-list placement for the title-identifiable Slicing Pie work. | general reference | The official 2012 title and copyright pages identify Moyer’s book and its risk-adjusted dynamic-equity subject. | Correct the author and title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B017-O015 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:117 | fairfield 2012 | Pre-audit reference-list placement for the title-identifiable Slicing Pie work. | general reference | The official 2012 title and copyright pages identify Moyer’s book and its risk-adjusted dynamic-equity subject. | Correct the author and title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B017-O016 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:18 | fairfield 2012 | The pre-audit sentence treated dynamic equity as support for the chapter’s full four-part principles. | partially supported | The official sample and model sections, pp. 1–15, support dynamic contribution-proportional equity, not the corpus’s complete multi-form, portable, and temporal framework. | Correct the author and limit the attribution to dynamic contribution-proportional equity. |
| B017-O017 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:41 | fairfield 2012 | The pre-audit block said most UMEs and SEPs use a Slicing Pie model and bundled source-backed inputs with HAO-specific recovery tiers. | partially supported | Official model sections, pp. 1–15, support at-risk inputs, rolling proportions, multipliers, and departure categories, but not HAO adoption or trust-gated recovery. | Correct the author, make adoption optional, and label trust-gated recovery as a corpus extension. |
| B017-O018 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1048 | fairfield 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit reference-list placement for the title-identifiable Slicing Pie work. | general reference | The official 2012 title and copyright pages identify Moyer’s book and its risk-adjusted dynamic-equity subject. | Correct the author and title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B017-O019 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:776 | fairfield 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit claim that a Slicing Pie-style model allocates equity from risk-adjusted contributions. | supported | The official sample and model sections, pp. 1–15, tie ownership to each participant’s share of total at-risk contributions. | Correct the author to Moyer and retain the bounded dynamic-equity claim. |
| B017-O020 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:831 | fairfield 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit reference-list placement for the title-identifiable Slicing Pie work. | general reference | The official 2012 title and copyright pages identify Moyer’s book and its risk-adjusted dynamic-equity subject. | Correct the author and title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B017-O021 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:949 | fairfield 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit attribution of the chapter’s full four-part principles to dynamic equity theory. | partially supported | The official sample and model sections, pp. 1–15, support dynamic contribution-proportional equity, not the corpus’s complete multi-form, portable, and temporal framework. | Correct the author and limit the attribution to dynamic contribution-proportional equity. |
| B017-O022 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:972 | fairfield 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit block asserting HAO adoption and bundling source-backed model elements with trust-gated recovery. | partially supported | Official model sections, pp. 1–15, support at-risk inputs, rolling proportions, multipliers, and departure categories, but not HAO adoption or trust-gated recovery. | Correct the author, make adoption optional, and label trust-gated recovery as a corpus extension. |
| B017-O023 | removed | docs/12-icn/03-economic-model.md:99 | slicing pie | The uncited pre-audit ICN claim said equity is calculated using Slicing Pie slices for time, money, IP, or network value. | partially supported | Official model sections, pp. 1–15, support varied at-risk contributions and dynamic slices, but not ICN adoption or automatic treatment of network value. | Cite Moyer, make adoption optional, and identify network value as a corpus extension. |
| B017-O024 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:4619 | slicing pie | Consolidated duplicate of the uncited pre-audit ICN adoption and network-value claim. | partially supported | Official model sections, pp. 1–15, support varied at-risk contributions and dynamic slices, but not ICN adoption or automatic treatment of network value. | Cite Moyer, make adoption optional, and identify network value as a corpus extension. |
B018 — The Evidence-Based Story of Savings Groups
- Canonical citation: Gash, M., & Odell, K. (2013). The Evidence-Based Story of Savings Groups: A Synthesis of Seven Randomized Control Trials. SEEP Research, Savings-led Financial Services Working Group at the SEEP Network.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit unstable home-page link replaced - Primary record: Original SEEP report
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
savings-groups-source-link - Forbidden live strings:
Gash, M., & Odell, K. (2013). *The Evidence-Based Story of Savings Groups: A Synthesis of Seven Randomized Control Trials*. The SEEP Network. https://seepnetwork.org
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B018-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:157 | gash odell 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on accumulating savings groups and share-out cycles. | general reference | Original report pp. 7–8 describes a common fund, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B018-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:93 | gash odell 2013 | Savings groups provide a distinct accumulating-fund and share-out precedent. | supported | Original report pp. 7–8 describes a common fund, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B018-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5291 | gash odell 2013 | Savings groups provide a distinct accumulating-fund and share-out precedent. | supported | Original report pp. 7–8 describes a common fund, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B018-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5357 | gash odell 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on accumulating savings groups and share-out cycles. | general reference | Original report pp. 7–8 describes a common fund, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B018-O005 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:93 | gash odell 2013 | The pre-audit sentence treated the report as joint support for ROSCAs, tontines, kibbutz-like redistribution, and the MACI design. | partially supported | The original report executive summary, pp. 7–8, describes accumulating savings groups, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out, not rotating payout or the other bundled mechanisms. | Replace the bundled attribution with the distinct savings-group precedent and identify the remaining synthesis as corpus-authored. |
| B018-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5297 | gash odell 2013 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate of the bundled ROSCA, tontine, kibbutz, and MACI attribution. | partially supported | The original report executive summary, pp. 7–8, describes accumulating savings groups, member loans, and end-of-cycle share-out, not rotating payout or the other bundled mechanisms. | Replace the bundled attribution with the distinct savings-group precedent and identify the remaining synthesis as corpus-authored. |
| B018-O007 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:157 | gash odell 2013 | The pre-audit reference linked only to the SEEP home page rather than the preserved report. | general reference | The preserved original report supplies the title, authors, date, and claim evidence; the home page did not identify this record stably. | Supersede the home-page link with the stable original-report link. |
| B018-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5363 | gash odell 2013 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate linked only to the SEEP home page. | general reference | The preserved original report supplies the title, authors, date, and claim evidence; the home page did not identify this record stably. | Supersede the home-page link with the stable original-report link. |
B019 — Trust in Finance: Historical Perspectives
- Canonical citation: The baseline identity is invalid: DOI 10.1093/cje/bew037 belongs to Paul Lewis’s different 2017 article.
- Metadata status:
baseline identity contradicted by official DOI or issue metadata - Primary record: Official DOI record
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
ghosh-trust-finance - Forbidden live strings:
Trust in Finance: Historical Perspectives
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B019-O001 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:115 | ghosh 2017 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed ghosh 2017 attribution. | unsupported | The official DOI record assigns 10.1093/cje/bew037 to Paul Lewis’s different article. | Remove; do not redirect the DOI or substitute the unrelated article. |
| B019-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5196 | ghosh 2017 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed ghosh 2017 attribution. | unsupported | The official DOI record assigns 10.1093/cje/bew037 to Paul Lewis’s different article. | Remove; do not redirect the DOI or substitute the unrelated article. |
B020 — The End of Capitalism (As We Knew It)
- Canonical citation: Gibson-Graham, J. K. (2006). The End of Capitalism (As We Knew It): A Feminist Critique of Political Economy (New ed.). University of Minnesota Press.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit title and edition statement completed - Primary record: University of Minnesota Press book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
end-capitalism-title-edition - Forbidden live strings:
The End of Capitalism (As We Knew It)*. University of Minnesota Press
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B020-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:128 | gibson graham 2006 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on non-capitalocentric economic possibilities. | general reference | Publisher abstract challenges capitalism’s presumed dominance and opens space for alternative economies. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B020-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5787 | gibson graham 2006 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on non-capitalocentric economic possibilities. | general reference | Publisher abstract challenges capitalism’s presumed dominance and opens space for alternative economies. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B020-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:128 | gibson graham 2006 | The pre-audit reference omitted A Feminist Critique of Political Economy and the 2006 new-edition statement. | general reference | The University of Minnesota Press record supplies the complete title and identifies the 2006 new edition. | Complete the title and edition statement while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B020-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5799 | gibson graham 2006 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate omitted the subtitle and 2006 new-edition statement. | general reference | The University of Minnesota Press record supplies the complete title and identifies the 2006 new edition. | Complete the title and edition statement while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B021 — Radical Technologies: The Design of Everyday Life
- Canonical citation: Greenfield, A. (2017). Radical Technologies: The Design of Everyday Life. Verso.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit publisher form repaired - Primary record: Verso Spring 2017 catalogue, p. 42
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
radical-technologies-publisher - Forbidden live strings:
Radical Technologies: The Design of Everyday Life*. Verso Books
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B021-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:129 | greenfield 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the social and political consequences of networked technologies. | general reference | Verso catalogue p. 42 relates networked technologies to power, values, and social organization. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B021-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5649 | greenfield 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the social and political consequences of networked technologies. | general reference | Verso catalogue p. 42 relates networked technologies to power, values, and social organization. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B021-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:129 | greenfield 2017 | The pre-audit reference named the 2017 publisher as Verso Books. | general reference | The original-edition record in Verso’s Spring 2017 catalogue, p. 42, identifies the publisher as Verso. | Normalize the publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B021-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5661 | greenfield 2017 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the superseded publisher form Verso Books. | general reference | The original-edition record in Verso’s Spring 2017 catalogue, p. 42, identifies the publisher as Verso. | Normalize the publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B022 — The Tragedy of the Commons
- Canonical citation: Hardin, G. (1968). The tragedy of the commons. Science, 162(3859), 1243–1248. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.162.3859.1243
- Metadata status:
verified; missing DOI repaired in one chapter/consolidated pair - Primary record: Science/AAAS article record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
hardin-doi - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B022-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:155 | hardin 1968 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on Hardin’s open-access thought experiment. | general reference | Original article pp. 1244–47 supplies a historically bounded open-access dilemma, not MTU controls. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B022-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:138 | hardin 1968 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on Hardin’s open-access thought experiment. | general reference | Original article pp. 1244–47 supplies a historically bounded open-access dilemma, not MTU controls. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B022-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5516 | hardin 1968 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on Hardin’s open-access thought experiment. | general reference | Original article pp. 1244–47 supplies a historically bounded open-access dilemma, not MTU controls. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B022-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6080 | hardin 1968 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on Hardin’s open-access thought experiment. | general reference | Original article pp. 1244–47 supplies a historically bounded open-access dilemma, not MTU controls. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B022-O005 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:138 | hardin 1968 | The pre-audit reference omitted the article DOI. | general reference | The Science/AAAS record identifies DOI 10.1126/science.162.3859.1243. | Add the DOI while retaining the work as historically bounded general context. |
| B022-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6094 | hardin 1968 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate omitted the article DOI. | general reference | The Science/AAAS record identifies DOI 10.1126/science.162.3859.1243. | Add the DOI while retaining the work as historically bounded general context. |
B023 — Whiplash: How to Survive Our Faster Future
- Canonical citation: Ito, J., & Howe, J. (2016). Whiplash: How to Survive Our Faster Future. Grand Central Publishing.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Hachette publisher record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B023-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:117 | ito howe 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on adaptive and decentralized organizing principles. | general reference | Publisher abstract lists emergence, resilience, and systems as adaptive principles, not trust architecture. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B023-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5198 | ito howe 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on adaptive and decentralized organizing principles. | general reference | Publisher abstract lists emergence, resilience, and systems as adaptive principles, not trust architecture. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B024 — Psychological Conditions of Personal Engagement and Disengagement at Work
- Canonical citation: Kahn, W. A. (1990). Psychological conditions of personal engagement and disengagement at work. Academy of Management Journal, 33(4), 692–724. https://doi.org/10.5465/256287
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Academy of Management article record
- Primary-text check: A 33-page local scan (SHA-256
db2cb87fa1715ca142d3369d0d50ec771d5e281b3679eeafd5c79a427d2630fb) places Kahn’s three psychological conditions on printed p. 703 (PDF p. 12) and his definition of psychological safety on printed p. 708 (PDF p. 17). The latter is not on p. 700. The study’s qualitative and descriptive analyses do not establish HAO outcomes. - Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
kahn-inline-only - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B024-O001 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:28 | kahn 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on workplace engagement and psychological safety. | general reference | Primary text identifies meaningfulness, safety and availability on printed p. 703, and defines psychological safety on p. 708. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B024-O002 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | kahn 1990 | Workplace engagement and psychological safety are inputs to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Primary text identifies meaningfulness, safety and availability on printed p. 703, and defines psychological safety on p. 708. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B024-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1977 | kahn 1990 | Workplace engagement and psychological safety are inputs to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Primary text identifies meaningfulness, safety and availability on printed p. 703, and defines psychological safety on p. 708. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B024-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1996 | kahn 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on workplace engagement and psychological safety. | general reference | Primary text identifies meaningfulness, safety and availability on printed p. 703, and defines psychological safety on p. 708. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B024-O005 | removed | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | kahn 1990 | The pre-audit sentence labeled Kahn’s work participatory organizational psychology and attached it to intended HAO resilience and inclusion. | partially supported | The Academy of Management abstract establishes workplace engagement, meaningfulness, safety, and availability, not the broader disciplinary label or HAO outcomes. | Replace the imprecise label with the supported workplace concepts and identify the HAO outcomes as design intentions. |
| B024-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1983 | kahn 1990 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence said the cited disciplines ensure HAO resilience, inclusion, and meaning generation as the organization grows. | partially supported | The Academy of Management abstract establishes workplace engagement, meaningfulness, safety, and availability, not guaranteed HAO outcomes or scaling effects. | Replace the guarantee with a bounded influence statement and corpus-owned design intention. |
B025 — Owning Our Future
- Canonical citation: Kelly, M. (2012). Owning Our Future: The Emerging Ownership Revolution: Journeys to a Generative Economy. Berrett-Koehler Publishers.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit title variants completed - Primary record: Berrett-Koehler publisher record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
owning-future-title - Forbidden live strings:
Kelly, M. (2012). *Owning Our Future*;Kelly, M. (2012). *Owning Our Future: The Emerging Ownership Revolution*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B025-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:95 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:119 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O003 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:18 | kelly 2012 | Generative ownership provides a broader tradition for the corpus’s synthesized equity principles. | supported | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B025-O004 | live | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:150 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O005 | live | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:126 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1048 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O007 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1200 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O008 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1329 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O009 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:928 | kelly 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on generative ownership design. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B025-O010 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:947 | kelly 2012 | Generative ownership provides a broader tradition for the corpus’s synthesized equity principles. | supported | Publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns; the corpus’s four principles remain its synthesis. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B025-O011 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:18 | kelly 2012 | The pre-audit sentence attributed the corpus’s four compensation and ownership principles to stakeholder-alignment frameworks associated with Kelly. | partially supported | The publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns, but not the corpus’s four named compensation principles. | Attribute only the broader generative-ownership tradition to Kelly and identify the four principles as corpus synthesis. |
| B025-O012 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:949 | kelly 2012 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate attributing the corpus’s four principles to stakeholder-alignment frameworks associated with Kelly. | partially supported | The publisher abstract describes five generative-ownership patterns, but not the corpus’s four named compensation principles. | Attribute only the broader generative-ownership tradition to Kelly and identify the four principles as corpus synthesis. |
| B025-O013 | removed | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:96 | kelly 2012 | The pre-audit reference used the incomplete title Owning Our Future: The Emerging Ownership Revolution. | general reference | The publisher record gives the full title ending Journeys to a Generative Economy. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O014 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:119 | kelly 2012 | The pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O015 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:151 | kelly 2012 | The pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O016 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:126 | kelly 2012 | The pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O017 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:930 | kelly 2012 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted the final subtitle segment. | general reference | The publisher record gives the full title ending Journeys to a Generative Economy. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O018 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1050 | kelly 2012 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O019 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1204 | kelly 2012 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
| B025-O020 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1334 | kelly 2012 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used only the short title Owning Our Future. | general reference | The publisher record gives the complete title and 2012 edition metadata. | Supersede the incomplete title with the canonical citation. |
B026 — Code: Version 2.0
- Canonical citation: Lessig, L. (2006). Code: Version 2.0 (2nd ed.). Basic Books.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Lessig’s official book page
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
code-version-title - Forbidden live strings:
Code: And Other Laws of Cyberspace, Version 2.0
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B026-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:134 | lessig 2006 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on code as a mode of regulation. | general reference | Author’s official book page and section descriptions treat code as architectural regulation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B026-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6076 | lessig 2006 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on code as a mode of regulation. | general reference | Author’s official book page and section descriptions treat code as architectural regulation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B026-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:134 | lessig 2006 | The pre-audit reference conflated the 1999 title with the revised work as Code: And Other Laws of Cyberspace, Version 2.0. | general reference | Lessig’s official book page and the law-library catalogue identify the 2006 second edition as Code: Version 2.0. | Correct the conflated title while retaining the work as scoped regulatory context. |
| B026-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6090 | lessig 2006 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the conflated 1999/2006 title. | general reference | Lessig’s official book page and the law-library catalogue identify the 2006 second edition as Code: Version 2.0. | Correct the conflated title while retaining the work as scoped regulatory context. |
B027 — Money and Sustainability: The Missing Link
- Canonical citation: Lietaer, B., Arnsperger, C., Goerner, S., & Brunnhuber, S. (2012). Money and Sustainability: The Missing Link. Triarchy Press.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Triarchy Press book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B027-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:157 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B027-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:143 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B027-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:113 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B027-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5518 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B027-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5936 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B027-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6200 | lietaer arnsperger goerner brunnhuber 2012 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on monetary diversity and resilience. | general reference | Official executive summary section on monetary ecosystems argues for complementary monetary diversity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B028 — Interfirm Relationships and Informal Credit in Vietnam
- Canonical citation: McMillan, J., & Woodruff, C. (1999). Interfirm relationships and informal credit in Vietnam. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 114(4), 1285–1320. https://doi.org/10.1162/003355399556278
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Oxford Academic article record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
informal-credit-doi - Forbidden live strings:
10.1162/003355399556307
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B028-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:113 | mcmillan woodruff 1999 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on relational contracting and network-supported informal credit. | general reference | Official journal abstract links supplier credit to relationship duration, information, and business networks. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B028-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5194 | mcmillan woodruff 1999 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on relational contracting and network-supported informal credit. | general reference | Official journal abstract links supplier credit to relationship duration, information, and business networks. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B028-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:119 | mcmillan woodruff 1999 | The pre-audit reference gave DOI 10.1162/003355399556307 and omitted “The” from the journal title. | general reference | The Oxford Academic article record identifies The Quarterly Journal of Economics and DOI 10.1162/003355399556278. | Correct the DOI and journal title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B028-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5200 | mcmillan woodruff 1999 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate carried the wrong DOI and shortened journal title. | general reference | The Oxford Academic article record identifies The Quarterly Journal of Economics and DOI 10.1162/003355399556278. | Correct the DOI and journal title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B029 — Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies
- Canonical citation: Narayanan, A., Bonneau, J., Felten, E., Miller, A., & Goldfeder, S. (2016). Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction. Princeton University Press.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Authors’ official Princeton-hosted site
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B029-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:105 | narayanan bonneau felten miller goldfeder 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation-system limits. | general reference | Official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 cover decentralized identity and reputation limits. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B029-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:21 | narayanan et al 2016 | Cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation-system limits inform a corpus-authored trust design. | supported | Official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 cover decentralized identity and reputation limits. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B029-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5096 | narayanan et al 2016 | Cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation-system limits inform a corpus-authored trust design. | supported | Official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 cover decentralized identity and reputation limits. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B029-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5186 | narayanan bonneau felten miller goldfeder 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation-system limits. | general reference | Official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 cover decentralized identity and reputation limits. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B029-O005 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:21 | narayanan et al 2016 | The pre-audit sentence attributed relational finance, reputation systems, multi-factor identity, and an alternative to FICO scoring to Narayanan and Ostrom. | partially supported | The official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 establish cryptographic identity and reputation limits; it does not address relational finance, FICO, or multi-factor identity. | Narrow the attribution to cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation limits; identify the staged credit model as corpus design. |
| B029-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5096 | narayanan et al 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate attributing the relational-credit and FICO-alternative design to Narayanan and Ostrom. | partially supported | The official manuscript §1.4, pp. 41–42, and pp. 299–300 establish cryptographic identity and reputation limits; it does not address relational finance, FICO, or multi-factor identity. | Narrow the attribution to cryptographic identity, shared control, and reputation limits; identify the staged credit model as corpus design. |
B030 — The Design of Everyday Things
- Canonical citation: Norman, D. A. (2013). The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition. Basic Books.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit revised-edition title completed - Primary record: Basic Books/Hachette edition record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
design-everyday-things-title - Forbidden live strings:
Norman, D. A. (2013). *The Design of Everyday Things* (Revised edition). Basic Books.
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B030-O001 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:29 | norman 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on human-centred design. | general reference | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B030-O002 | live | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | norman 2013 | Human-centred design is one input to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B030-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:131 | norman 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on human-centred design. | general reference | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B030-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1977 | norman 2013 | Human-centred design is one input to the human-systems synthesis. | supported | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B030-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1997 | norman 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on human-centred design. | general reference | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B030-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5651 | norman 2013 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on human-centred design. | general reference | Publisher abstract identifies the book as a guide to human-centred design, user needs, constraints, and feedback. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B030-O007 | removed | docs/07-human-systems/00-overview.md:9 | norman 2013 | The pre-audit sentence attached human-centered design to intended HAO resilience and inclusion as the organization grows. | partially supported | The publisher abstract identifies human-centered design, user needs, constraints, and feedback, but not the claimed HAO outcomes or scaling effects. | Preserve the supported design influence and identify the HAO outcomes as corpus intentions. |
| B030-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1983 | norman 2013 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence said the cited disciplines ensure HAO resilience, inclusion, and meaning generation as the organization grows. | partially supported | The publisher abstract identifies human-centered design, user needs, constraints, and feedback, but not guaranteed HAO outcomes or scaling effects. | Replace the guarantee with a bounded influence statement and corpus-owned design intention. |
| B030-O009 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:131 | norman 2013 | The pre-audit reference used The Design of Everyday Things with a generic revised-edition note. | general reference | The Basic Books edition record gives The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition. | Supersede the shortened edition title with the canonical citation. |
| B030-O010 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5663 | norman 2013 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the shortened title and generic revised-edition note. | general reference | The Basic Books edition record gives The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition. | Supersede the shortened edition title with the canonical citation. |
B031 — Social Lending: Transforming Traditional Credit Systems
- Canonical citation: No canonical Nyer and Smith (2013) article was established; the cited pages are occupied by a different Wiley article.
- Metadata status:
baseline identity contradicted by official DOI or issue metadata - Primary record: Official DOI record for the article occupying the cited pages
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
nyer-social-lending - Forbidden live strings:
Social Lending: Transforming Traditional Credit Systems
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| B031-O001 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:165 | nyer smith 2013 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed nyer smith 2013 attribution. | unsupported | The official DOI and Wiley issue metadata assign the claimed pages to Key and coauthors’ different article. | Remove the citation without substituting the occupying article. |
| B031-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5371 | nyer smith 2013 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed nyer smith 2013 attribution. | unsupported | The official DOI and Wiley issue metadata assign the claimed pages to Key and coauthors’ different article. | Remove the citation without substituting the occupying article. |
B032 — Governing the Commons
- Canonical citation: Ostrom, E. (1990). Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511807763
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Cambridge University Press book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B032-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:159 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge synopsis and chapter 2 establish self-organization and governance of common-pool resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B032-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:115 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge synopsis and chapter 2 establish self-organization and governance of common-pool resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B032-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5359 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge synopsis and chapter 2 establish self-organization and governance of common-pool resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B032-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6202 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge synopsis and chapter 2 establish self-organization and governance of common-pool resources. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B033 — Understanding Institutional Diversity
- Canonical citation: Ostrom, E. (2005). Understanding Institutional Diversity. Princeton University Press.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Official JSTOR/Princeton record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
ostrom-understanding-year - Forbidden live strings:
Ostrom, E. (2009). *Understanding Institutional Diversity*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B033-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:149 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:147 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/07-ethical-and-regulatory-anchoring.md:136 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5510 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5940 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6078 | ostrom 2005 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on institutional analysis and rule systems. | general reference | Official publisher/JSTOR contents establish institutional rules and IAD subject matter, not MTU mechanisms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B033-O007 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:149 | ostrom 2009 | The pre-audit reference dated Understanding Institutional Diversity 2009 rather than 2005. | general reference | The Princeton/JSTOR record identifies the book as a 2005 publication. | Correct the year while retaining the book as scoped institutional-analysis context. |
| B033-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5520 | ostrom 2009 | The consolidated pre-audit reference dated Understanding Institutional Diversity 2009 rather than 2005. | general reference | The Princeton/JSTOR record identifies the book as a 2005 publication. | Correct the year while retaining the book as scoped institutional-analysis context. |
B034 — Beyond Markets and States
- Canonical citation: Ostrom, E. (2010). Beyond markets and states: Polycentric governance of complex economic systems. American Economic Review, 100(3), 641–672. https://doi.org/10.1257/aer.100.3.641
- Metadata status:
verified; eight pre-audit reference-title variants completed - Primary record: American Economic Association article record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
beyond-markets-title - Forbidden live strings:
Ostrom, E. (2010). *Beyond Markets and States*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B034-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/00-overview.md:8 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:87 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O003 | live | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:94 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O004 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:118 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O005 | live | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:149 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O006 | live | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:127 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O007 | live | docs/12-icn/02-governance-framework-and-dea-protocols.md:12 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O008 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:107 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O009 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:21 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O010 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:133 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O011 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1047 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O012 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1199 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O013 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1330 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O014 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:4424 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O015 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5096 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O016 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5188 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O017 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5653 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O018 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:636 | ostrom 2010 | Ostrom’s polycentric coordination or trust-and-reputation premise is applied as a corpus design. | supported | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B034-O019 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:735 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O020 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:927 | ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on polycentric coordination and trust in collective action. | general reference | Official Nobel full text §II.A and §§V–VI supports polycentric coordination and trust/reputation in cooperation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B034-O021 | removed | docs/04-economics/00-overview.md:8 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit sentence said the whole economic model draws on cooperative economics, attaching Ostrom to the ensuing HAO finance mechanics. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §II.A supports polycentric institutional coordination beyond a market/state binary, not the corpus’s capital-allocation mechanics. | Limit the attribution to the governance premise and identify the economic mechanics as corpus proposals. |
| B034-O022 | removed | docs/12-icn/02-governance-framework-and-dea-protocols.md:12 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit sentence said AGF draws on polycentric theory to balance autonomy and network-wide coherence. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §II.A describes multiple formally independent decision centers capable of coherent coordination, but not AGF, DEA, sociocracy, or design lineage. | State the supported premise and identify AGF as the corpus’s application. |
| B034-O023 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:21 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit sentence attributed relational finance, reputation systems, multi-factor identity, and an alternative to FICO scoring to Ostrom and Narayanan. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §§V–VI supports trust and reputation in collective action, but not relational finance, identity design, credit scoring, or FICO. | Retain only the trust-and-reputation premise and identify the MTU credit design as a corpus proposal. |
| B034-O024 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:636 | ostrom 2010 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence said the economic model is guided by regenerative finance and cooperative economics. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §II.A supports polycentric institutional coordination beyond a market/state binary, not regenerative finance or the corpus’s capital-allocation mechanics. | Limit the attribution to the governance premise and identify the economic mechanics as corpus proposals. |
| B034-O025 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:4424 | ostrom 2010 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence described AGF as inspired by polycentric governance while bundling AGF-specific mechanisms. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §II.A describes independent decision centers capable of coherent coordination, but not AGF, DEA, sociocracy, or historical design influence. | State the supported premise and identify AGF as the corpus’s application. |
| B034-O026 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5096 | ostrom 2010 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence attributed the relational-credit and FICO-alternative design to Ostrom and Narayanan. | partially supported | The official Nobel full text §§V–VI supports trust and reputation in collective action, but not relational finance, identity design, credit scoring, or FICO. | Retain only the trust-and-reputation premise and identify the MTU credit design as a corpus proposal. |
| B034-O027 | removed | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:95 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit reference truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O028 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:929 | ostrom 2010 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O029 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:118 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit reference truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O030 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:150 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit reference truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O031 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:127 | ostrom 2010 | The pre-audit reference truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O032 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1049 | ostrom 2010 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O033 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1203 | ostrom 2010 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
| B034-O034 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1335 | ostrom 2010 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate truncated the article title to Beyond Markets and States. | general reference | The AEA record identifies the complete title Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems. | Complete the title while retaining the article as scoped polycentric-governance context. |
B035 — Governing the Commons cited with the 2010 date
- Canonical citation: Ostrom, E. (1990). Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511807763
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Cambridge front matter recording first publication in 1990
- Disposition:
merged - Defect tags:
ostrom-governing-title-year - Forbidden live strings:
Ostrom, E. (2010). *Governing the Commons.*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B035-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:91 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge front matter states first publication in 1990; chapter 2 concerns self-governance. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B035-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:830 | ostrom 1990 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on self-organized common-pool-resource governance. | general reference | Cambridge front matter states first publication in 1990; chapter 2 concerns self-governance. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B035-O003 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:91 | ostrom 2010 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed ostrom 2010 attribution. | unsupported | Cambridge front matter, p. iv, states that Governing the Commons was first published in 1990. | Correct the year to 1990 and merge the repaired occurrence with B032’s canonical work. |
| B035-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:830 | ostrom 2010 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed ostrom 2010 attribution. | unsupported | Cambridge front matter, p. iv, states that Governing the Commons was first published in 1990. | Correct the year to 1990 and merge the repaired occurrence with B032’s canonical work. |
B036 — Commons-Oriented Equity Structures
- Canonical citation: No canonical P2P Foundation (2020) publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not corroborated; Bauwens and Niaros (2017) is a distinct candidate work, not the baseline P2P Foundation publication - Primary record: No primary record for the baseline identity was located. Comparison only: official P2P Foundation catalogue entry and Heinrich Böll Foundation co-publisher record for the distinct Bauwens and Niaros (2017) report.
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
p2p-equity-structures - Forbidden live strings:
Commons-Oriented Equity Structures
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B036-O001 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:120 | p2p foundation 2020 | Pre-audit reference to the uncorroborated Commons-Oriented Equity Structures identity. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline record. The distinct 2017 report is broadly relevant to contributory value accounting but not the chapter’s equity instruments, vesting, portability, or recovery rules. | Remove the invalid entry. Do not introduce the candidate report in this repair; audit it separately if later added. |
| B036-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1051 | p2p foundation 2020 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated Commons-Oriented Equity Structures identity. | not verifiable | The search could not locate the baseline record. The distinct 2017 report is broadly relevant to contributory value accounting but not the chapter’s equity instruments, vesting, portability, or recovery rules. | Remove the invalid entry. Do not introduce the candidate report in this repair; audit it separately if later added. |
B037 — Building the New Economy: Data as Capital
- Canonical citation: Pentland, A., Lipton, A., & Hardjono, T. (2021). Building the New Economy: Data as Capital. MIT Press. https://doi.org/10.7551/mitpress/13991.001.0001
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: MIT Press book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
data-as-capital-authors - Forbidden live strings:
Wozniak, P. (2021);Hardjono, T., & Pentland, A. (2021)
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B037-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:115 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O002 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:137 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O003 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:149 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5196 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5657 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5942 | pentland lipton hardjono 2021 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on data trusts, accountability, and interoperability. | general reference | MIT Press abstract covers data trusts, accountable systems, secure transactions, and interoperability. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B037-O007 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:121 | pentland hardjono wozniak 2021 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and substituted Paul Wozniak in the author list. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B037-O008 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:137 | pentland hardjono wozniak 2021 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and substituted Paul Wozniak in the author list. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B037-O009 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:149 | hardjono pentland 2021 | The pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and reversed the order of the two named authors. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono, in that order, as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list and order while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B037-O010 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5202 | pentland hardjono wozniak 2021 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and substituted Paul Wozniak in the author list. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B037-O011 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5669 | pentland hardjono wozniak 2021 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and substituted Paul Wozniak in the author list. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list while retaining the book as scoped context. |
| B037-O012 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5954 | hardjono pentland 2021 | The consolidated pre-audit reference omitted coauthor Alexander Lipton and reversed the order of the two named authors. | general reference | The MIT Press record identifies Alex Pentland, Alexander Lipton, and Thomas Hardjono, in that order, as the book’s authors. | Restore the verified author list and order while retaining the book as scoped context. |
B038 — Capital in the Twenty-First Century
- Canonical citation: Piketty, T. (2014). Capital in the Twenty-First Century (A. Goldhammer, Trans.). The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.
- Metadata status:
verified against the 2014 edition catalogue; the author-associated WID text is the claim source, not the edition-metadata record - Primary record: Authoritative 2014 edition catalogue record; author-associated introduction and chapter 1
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B038-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:126 | piketty 2014 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on wealth and income concentration. | general reference | Author-associated introduction, chapter 1, frames historical income and wealth concentration. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B038-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5785 | piketty 2014 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on wealth and income concentration. | general reference | Author-associated introduction, chapter 1, frames historical income and wealth concentration. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B039 — Working Together
- Canonical citation: Poteete, A. R., Janssen, M. A., & Ostrom, E. (2010). Working Together: Collective Action, the Commons, and Multiple Methods in Practice. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400835157
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Publisher DOI record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B039-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:159 | poteete janssen ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on collective action and commons research. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes multimethod collective-action and commons research, not MTU risk algorithms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B039-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5520 | poteete janssen ostrom 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on collective action and commons research. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes multimethod collective-action and commons research, not MTU risk algorithms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B040 — Doughnut Economics
- Canonical citation: Raworth, K. (2017). Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. Random House Business Books.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Penguin 2017 edition record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
doughnut-edition-hybrid - Forbidden live strings:
**Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist** — Raworth, K. (2017). *Chelsea Green.*;Raworth, K. (2017). *Doughnut Economics*;Raworth, K. (2017). *Doughnut Economics.*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B040-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:93 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:120 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O003 | live | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:148 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O004 | live | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:130 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O005 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1049 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O006 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1198 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O007 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1333 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O008 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:832 | raworth 2017 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on distributive and regenerative economic framing. | general reference | Publisher abstract describes distributive and regenerative design, not the corpus’s allocation formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B040-O009 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:93 | raworth 2017 | The pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O010 | removed | docs/04-economics/04-equity-and-member-compensation.md:121 | raworth 2017 | The pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O011 | removed | docs/04-economics/05-reinvestment-mechanisms.md:148 | raworth 2017 | The pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O012 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:130 | raworth 2017 | The pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O013 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:832 | raworth 2017 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O014 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1052 | raworth 2017 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O015 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1201 | raworth 2017 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B040-O016 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1338 | raworth 2017 | The consolidated pre-audit reference used the short title Doughnut Economics. | general reference | Penguin’s 2017 edition record identifies the complete title Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. | Complete the title while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B041 — The Lean Startup
- Canonical citation: Ries, E. (2011). The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses. Crown Business.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Penguin Random House publisher record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
none
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B041-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:13 | ries 2011 | Validated-learning cycles can inform assessment under a corpus-authored capital-release rule. | supported | Publisher abstract explicitly identifies validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B041-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:89 | ries 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on validated learning and rapid experimentation. | general reference | Publisher abstract explicitly identifies validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B041-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:661 | ries 2011 | Validated-learning cycles can inform assessment under a corpus-authored capital-release rule. | supported | Publisher abstract explicitly identifies validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B041-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:737 | ries 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on validated learning and rapid experimentation. | general reference | Publisher abstract explicitly identifies validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B041-O005 | removed | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:13 | ries 2011 | The pre-audit sentence implied that milestones or validated-learning cycles unlock additional capital rounds. | partially supported | The publisher abstract establishes validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation, but not milestone-triggered release of later capital rounds. | Keep validated learning as an assessment input and identify capital release as a corpus rule. |
| B041-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:661 | ries 2011 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate implying that milestones or validated-learning cycles unlock additional capital rounds. | partially supported | The publisher abstract establishes validated learning and rapid scientific experimentation, but not milestone-triggered release of later capital rounds. | Keep validated learning as an assessment input and identify capital release as a corpus rule. |
B042 — Platform Cooperativism
- Canonical citation: Scholz, T. (2016). Platform Cooperativism: Challenging the Corporate Sharing Economy. Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office.
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit title and publisher completed - Primary record: Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung publication record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
platform-cooperativism-title - Forbidden live strings:
Scholz, T. (2016). *Platform Cooperativism*
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B042-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:93 | scholz 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative platform ownership. | general reference | Official report p. 14 advocates cooperative ownership and democratic governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B042-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:129 | scholz 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative platform ownership. | general reference | Official report p. 14 advocates cooperative ownership and democratic governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B042-O003 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1332 | scholz 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative platform ownership. | general reference | Official report p. 14 advocates cooperative ownership and democratic governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B042-O004 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:926 | scholz 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cooperative platform ownership. | general reference | Official report p. 14 advocates cooperative ownership and democratic governance, not SEP formulas. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B042-O005 | removed | docs/04-economics/03-sep-economic-agreements.md:94 | scholz 2016 | The pre-audit reference used only the title Platform Cooperativism and omitted the publisher. | general reference | The official report, p. 14, and publication record identify Platform Cooperativism: Challenging the Corporate Sharing Economy and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office. | Complete the title and publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B042-O006 | removed | docs/04-economics/06-external-interface-economics.md:129 | scholz 2016 | The pre-audit reference used only the title Platform Cooperativism and omitted the publisher. | general reference | The official report, p. 14, and publication record identify Platform Cooperativism: Challenging the Corporate Sharing Economy and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office. | Complete the title and publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B042-O007 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:928 | scholz 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit reference used only the title Platform Cooperativism and omitted the publisher. | general reference | The official report, p. 14, and publication record identify Platform Cooperativism: Challenging the Corporate Sharing Economy and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office. | Complete the title and publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
| B042-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:1337 | scholz 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit reference used only the title Platform Cooperativism and omitted the publisher. | general reference | The official report, p. 14, and publication record identify Platform Cooperativism: Challenging the Corporate Sharing Economy and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung—New York Office. | Complete the title and publisher while retaining the work as scoped context. |
B043 — Ours to Hack and to Own
- Canonical citation: Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (Eds.). (2016). Ours to Hack and to Own: The Rise of Platform Cooperativism, a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. OR Books.
- Metadata status:
verified; complete title and editor roles from OR Books; 2016 first-edition year from OCLC, while the current OR Books page displays January 2017 - Primary record: OR Books publisher record; OCLC first-edition catalog record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
ours-to-hack-subtitle - Forbidden live strings:
Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own: Platform cooperativism.*;Scholz & Schneider (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own.*;Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own: The Rise of Platform Cooperativism, a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet*. OR Books.;Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own: Platform Cooperativism*. OR Books.;Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (Eds.). (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own: Platform Cooperativism*. OR Books.;Scholz, T., & Schneider, N. (Eds.). (2016). *Ours to Hack and to Own: The Rise of Platform Cooperativism*. OR Books.
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B043-O001 | live | docs/04-economics/00-overview.md:8 | scholz schneider 2016 | Platform-cooperative ownership debates form part of the governance premise. | supported | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B043-O002 | live | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:88 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O003 | live | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:94 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O004 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:111 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O005 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:161 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O006 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:153 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O007 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:124 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O008 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:141 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O009 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:117 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O010 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5192 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O011 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5361 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O012 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5514 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O013 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5783 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O014 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5934 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O015 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6204 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O016 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:636 | scholz schneider 2016 | Platform-cooperative ownership debates form part of the governance premise. | supported | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| B043-O017 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:736 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O018 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:833 | scholz schneider 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on platform-cooperative ownership and governance. | general reference | OR Books publisher abstract describes cooperative ownership and governance of platforms. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B043-O019 | removed | docs/04-economics/00-overview.md:8 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit sentence said the whole economic model draws on cooperative economics, attaching the edited volume to the ensuing HAO finance mechanics. | partially supported | The OR Books publisher abstract supports cooperative ownership and governance of platforms, but not the corpus’s capital-allocation mechanics. | Limit the attribution to the platform-cooperative ownership premise and identify the economic mechanics as corpus proposals. |
| B043-O020 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:636 | scholz schneider 2016 | The consolidated pre-audit sentence said the economic model is guided by regenerative finance and cooperative economics. | partially supported | The OR Books publisher abstract supports cooperative ownership and governance of platforms, but not regenerative finance or the corpus’s capital-allocation mechanics. | Limit the attribution to the platform-cooperative ownership premise and identify the economic mechanics as corpus proposals. |
| B043-O021 | removed | docs/04-economics/01-trickle-out-investment-flow.md:88 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference used the noncanonical subtitle Platform cooperativism and omitted editor roles and publisher. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and editor roles; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Normalize editor roles, complete subtitle, and publisher while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O022 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:736 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the noncanonical subtitle and omitted editor roles and publisher. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and editor roles; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Normalize editor roles, complete subtitle, and publisher while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O023 | removed | docs/04-economics/02-revenue-allocation-framework.md:94 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference omitted editor roles, subtitle, and publisher. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle, editor roles, and publisher; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Normalize the complete canonical citation while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O024 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:833 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate omitted editor roles, subtitle, and publisher. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle, editor roles, and publisher; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Normalize the complete canonical citation while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O025 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:113 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference carried the complete subtitle but omitted the editors’ role. | general reference | OR Books identifies Scholz and Schneider as editors; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Add the editor responsibility while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O026 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5194 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate carried the complete subtitle but omitted the editors’ role. | general reference | OR Books identifies Scholz and Schneider as editors; OCLC records the 2016 first edition. | Add the editor responsibility while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O027 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:161 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference used the noncanonical subtitle Platform Cooperativism and omitted editor roles. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and identifies Scholz and Schneider as editors. | Normalize editor roles and complete subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O028 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5367 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate used the noncanonical subtitle and omitted editor roles. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and identifies Scholz and Schneider as editors. | Normalize editor roles and complete subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O029 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/03-governance-and-risk-distribution.md:153 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference identified the editors but used the noncanonical subtitle Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and editor roles. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O030 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5524 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit duplicate identified the editors but used the noncanonical subtitle. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle and editor roles. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O031 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:124 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O032 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/06-integration-with-icn-and-external-markets.md:141 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O033 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/08-mtu-as-domain-specific-hao-implementation.md:117 | scholz schneider 2016 | The pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O034 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5795 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O035 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5946 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
| B043-O036 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:6219 | scholz schneider 2016 | Consolidated pre-audit reference truncated the subtitle after The Rise of Platform Cooperativism. | general reference | OR Books supplies the complete subtitle ending a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet. | Complete the subtitle while retaining scoped context. |
B044 — Seeing Like a State
- Canonical citation: Scott, J. C. (1998). Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed. Yale University Press.
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Yale official publication record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
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| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B044-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:109 | scott 1998 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the limits of central planning and loss of local knowledge. | general reference | Yale publisher abstract cautions that central schemes can erase local knowledge and interdependencies. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B044-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5190 | scott 1998 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the limits of central planning and loss of local knowledge. | general reference | Yale publisher abstract cautions that central schemes can erase local knowledge and interdependencies. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B045 — Touchpoint, volume 11, number 1
- Canonical citation: Service Design Network. (2019). Touchpoint: The Journal of Service Design, 11(1), Service Design for Innovation and Start-ups.
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verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Service Design Network issue record
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retained - Defect tags:
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Service Design Network. (2020);(Service Design Network, 2020);Service Design Network (2020)
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| B045-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:135 | service design network 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on service-design and innovation practice. | general reference | Official issue abstract establishes service-design and innovation scope, not hospitality-based community banking. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B045-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5655 | service design network 2019 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on service-design and innovation practice. | general reference | Official issue abstract establishes service-design and innovation scope, not hospitality-based community banking. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B045-O003 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:109 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | unsupported | The official issue abstract and contents do not establish hospitality-driven community-bank architecture. | Remove this attribution and its section bibliography anchor. |
| B045-O004 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:44 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | unsupported | The official issue abstract and contents do not establish hospitality-driven community-bank architecture. | Remove this attribution and its section bibliography anchor. |
| B045-O005 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/04-technology-and-physical-digital-integration.md:135 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | general reference | The official issue record supports general service-design and innovation context and dates volume 11, number 1 to July 2019; it does not support hospitality-driven community banking. | Supersede with the corrected 2019 identity only in the technology section. |
| B045-O006 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5119 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | unsupported | The official issue abstract and contents do not establish hospitality-driven community-bank architecture. | Remove this attribution and its section bibliography anchor. |
| B045-O007 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5190 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | unsupported | The official issue abstract and contents do not establish hospitality-driven community-bank architecture. | Remove this attribution and its section bibliography anchor. |
| B045-O008 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5667 | service design network 2020 | Historical pre-audit occurrence using the superseded or removed service design network 2020 attribution. | general reference | The official issue record supports general service-design and innovation context and dates volume 11, number 1 to July 2019; it does not support hospitality-driven community banking. | Supersede with the corrected 2019 identity only in the technology section. |
B046 — The Precariat
- Canonical citation: Standing, G. (2011). The Precariat: The New Dangerous Class. Bloomsbury Academic. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781849664554
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Bloomsbury Collections 2011 record
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| B046-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:130 | standing 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on labor insecurity and precarious work. | general reference | Original chapter 1 describes insecure labor relations and absent occupational identity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B046-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5789 | standing 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on labor insecurity and precarious work. | general reference | Original chapter 1 describes insecure labor relations and absent occupational identity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
B047 — Trust as Infrastructure
- Canonical citation: No canonical Thomas and Mainwaring (2018) SSIR publication was established for the baseline string.
- Metadata status:
not currently verifiable; the supplied SSIR URL returns 404 and the bounded first-party, registry, and archive search located no official title-and-byline record - Primary record: No primary record was located. The supplied SSIR path returns 404; SSIR’s own search/index and the documented title, byline, author, DOI/Crossref, and archive checks yielded no official record or primary text.
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removed - Defect tags:
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Thomas, R., & Mainwaring, S. (2018). *Trust as infrastructure: Redesigning financial systems for community wealth*. *Stanford Social Innovation Review*.;https://ssir.org/articles/entry/trust_as_infrastructure
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| B047-O001 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/01-multi-level-trust-architecture.md:117 | thomas mainwaring 2018 | Pre-audit reference to the uncorroborated Thomas and Mainwaring SSIR identity. | not verifiable | The supplied SSIR path returns 404, and the search could not locate an official title/byline record or primary text to support the trust-architecture section. | Remove the placement without transferring it to a similar source. Restore only if an archived first-party identity and claim source are obtained. |
| B047-O002 | removed | docs/13-member-trust-union/02-financial-product-design.md:163 | thomas mainwaring 2018 | Pre-audit reference to the uncorroborated Thomas and Mainwaring SSIR identity. | not verifiable | The supplied SSIR path returns 404, and the search could not locate an official title/byline record or primary text to support the financial-product section. | Remove the placement without transferring it to a similar source. Restore only if an archived first-party identity and claim source are obtained. |
| B047-O003 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5198 | thomas mainwaring 2018 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated Thomas and Mainwaring SSIR identity. | not verifiable | The supplied SSIR path returns 404, and the search could not locate an official title/byline record or primary text to support the trust-architecture section. | Remove the placement without transferring it to a similar source. Restore only if an archived first-party identity and claim source are obtained. |
| B047-O004 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5369 | thomas mainwaring 2018 | Consolidated duplicate of the uncorroborated Thomas and Mainwaring SSIR identity. | not verifiable | The supplied SSIR path returns 404, and the search could not locate an official title/byline record or primary text to support the financial-product section. | Remove the placement without transferring it to a similar source. Restore only if an archived first-party identity and claim source are obtained. |
B048 — The Problem with Work
- Canonical citation: Weeks, K. (2011). The Problem with Work: Feminism, Marxism, Antiwork Politics, and Postwork Imaginaries. Duke University Press. https://doi.org/10.1215/9780822394723
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Duke University Press book record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
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| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| B048-O001 | live | docs/13-member-trust-union/05-member-experience-and-compensation.md:132 | weeks 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on critiques of wage work and postwork imaginaries. | general reference | Duke publisher abstract challenges wage work as the primary basis of income and identity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| B048-O002 | live | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:5791 | weeks 2011 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on critiques of wage work and postwork imaginaries. | general reference | Duke publisher abstract challenges wage work as the primary basis of income and identity. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
S001 — Neocortex size as a constraint on group size in primates
- Canonical citation: Dunbar, R. I. M. (1992). Neocortex size as a constraint on group size in primates. Journal of Human Evolution, 22(6), 469–493. https://doi.org/10.1016/0047-2484(92)90081-J
- Metadata status:
verified; current corpus placement removed after claim review - Primary record: Elsevier article record
- Disposition:
removed - Defect tags:
none - Forbidden live strings:
consistent with Dunbar's theory of cognitive limits on stable social relationships [Dunbar, 1992];This reflects Dunbar’s theory of cognitive limits on stable social relationships [Dunbar, 1992]
| Occurrence | State | Location | Fingerprint | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | Action |
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| S001-O001 | removed | docs/12-icn/01-structural-features.md:16 | dunbar 1992 | The pre-audit chapter said an 8–15-contributor range was consistent with Dunbar’s theory and intended to support trust, agility, and internal coherence. | unsupported | The inspected article, pp. 469–493, does not test or recommend an 8–15-person human work team. | Remove the Dunbar attribution; retain the range only as an explicit corpus heuristic. |
| S001-O002 | removed | docs/humanized-autonomous-organization.md:4333 | dunbar 1992 | The consolidated pre-audit text said the 8–15-contributor range maximizes trust, agility, and coherence and reflects Dunbar’s theory. | unsupported | The inspected article, pp. 469–493, does not test or recommend an 8–15-person human work team. | Remove the Dunbar attribution; retain the range only as an explicit corpus heuristic. |
S002 — Origins and Development of the Cellular Organization
- Canonical citation: Schley, D. G. (2010). Origins and development of the cellular organization. In M. A. Rahim (Ed.), Current Topics in Management: Volume 14, Organizational Behavior, Performance, and Effectiveness (pp. 119–148). Transaction Publishers. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203793985-6
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Taylor & Francis chapter record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
schley-year - Forbidden live strings:
Schley (2009)
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| S002-O001 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:74 | schley 2010 | The lineage footnote is a contextual annotation to work on cellular organization, not evidenced ancestry. | supported | Publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish a 2010 chapter on cellular organization; commit 7863f9ac adds text and footnote together. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| S002-O002 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:78 | schley 2010 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cellular organization. | general reference | Publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish a 2010 chapter on cellular organization; commit 7863f9ac adds text and footnote together. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| S002-O003 | removed | docs/appendices/lineage.md:72 | schley 2009 | The pre-audit lineage said the Schley footnote was added after the sibling-site text and was not drawn on to write it. | partially supported | The publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish a 2010 chapter; sibling-site commit 7863f9ac adds the definition and footnote together, contradicting the recorded “added afterward” chronology. | Correct the year and state that the annotation entered with the text in available Git history; do not promote it to evidenced ancestry. |
S003 — Managing Leading-Edge Multinational Corporations
- Canonical citation: Snow, C. C., Miles, R. E., & Allred, B. B. (2003). Managing leading-edge multinational corporations. In B. McKern (Ed.), Managing the Global Network Corporation (digital ed., pp. 215–233). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203478813-21
- Metadata status:
verified; pre-audit metadata repaired - Primary record: Taylor & Francis chapter record
- Disposition:
retained - Defect tags:
snow-author-order - Forbidden live strings:
Allred, Miles, and Snow (2003)
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| S003-O001 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:74 | snow miles allred 2003 | The lineage footnote is a contextual annotation to work on cellular organizations, not evidenced ancestry. | supported | Publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish the Snow–Miles–Allred chapter; commit 7863f9ac adds text and footnote together. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| S003-O002 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:79 | snow miles allred 2003 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on cellular and networked organizational forms. | general reference | Publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish the Snow–Miles–Allred chapter; commit 7863f9ac adds text and footnote together. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| S003-O003 | removed | docs/appendices/lineage.md:72 | allred miles snow 2003 | The pre-audit lineage said the Allred, Miles, and Snow footnote was added after the sibling-site text and was not drawn on to write it. | partially supported | The publisher chapter abstract and DOI establish the Snow–Miles–Allred chapter; sibling-site commit 7863f9ac adds the definition and footnote together, contradicting the recorded “added afterward” chronology. | Correct the author order and state that the annotation entered with the text in available Git history; do not promote it to evidenced ancestry. |
S004 — Cellular organizational structure, permanent revision 756005860
- Canonical citation: Wikipedia contributors. (2016). Cellular organizational structure. Wikipedia, permanent revision 756005860, 21 December 2016, 12:31:29 UTC. Cited section: “Background and concepts.”
- Metadata status:
verified against the linked primary record - Primary record: Permanent revision 756005860
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| S004-O001 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:72 | wikipedia contributors 2016 | The local artifacts reproduce wording traceable to Wikipedia revision 756005860; tracked chronology has stated limits. | supported | Wikipedia section Background and concepts, revision 756005860, and the cited Git commits establish the bounded chronology. | Retain the repaired, bounded attribution; the HAO-specific mechanism remains corpus-authored. |
| S004-O002 | live | docs/appendices/lineage.md:80 | wikipedia contributors 2016 | Reference-list placement provides bounded context on the exact wording reproduced by the local source artifacts. | general reference | Wikipedia section Background and concepts, revision 756005860, and the cited Git commits establish the bounded chronology. | Retain as scoped context; do not treat it as support for the section’s HAO-specific mechanisms. |
| S004-O003 | removed | docs/appendices/lineage.md:72 | wikipedia | The pre-audit lineage correctly traced the passage to Wikipedia but said it was later copied into the sibling site and that its footnotes were added afterward. | partially supported | Wikipedia section Background and concepts, revision 756005860, establishes the wording; sibling-site commit 7863f9ac adds text and footnotes together, while repository dates cannot establish off-repository drafting order. | Retain the Wikipedia origin, remove the contradicted footnote chronology, and state the remaining direction-of-copying limit. |