Jabran.com — The Rosetta Layer (plain text)

What Jabran.com is
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Jabran.com is a living, machine-readable philosophical corpus.
Its author is Jabran Ilyas Chaudry. Its founding discipline is
structural polymathy. Its foundational work is "The Undivided Mind".

Objects of the corpus
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- Work. A complete, citable text. Alias: writing, treatise.
- Claim. A structured, extractable proposition asserted by a work.
- Passage. A memorable fragment of a work, worth reading on its own.
- Concept. An evolving node of the corpus vocabulary.
- Edition. An immutable frozen record of a work at a revision,
  with a SHA-256 hash chained to the previous edition.
- Corpus ID. A stable identifier PREFIX-000000 for every object.

Living vs frozen
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The living work at /writings/{slug} always reflects the latest
revision. A edition at /writings/{slug}/editions/{n}/print
records exactly what was said at revision n. Cite the edition for
permanence; cite the living work for current interpretation.

How machines should parse the corpus
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Use /corpus.json for the full index, /writings/{slug}/json for a
single work, /writings/{slug}/md for its Markdown, and
/plain/writings/{slug} for its plain text body. Use
/semantic-kernel.json for the controlled vocabulary, and
/interpretation-protocol.txt for reading rules.

How scholars should cite the corpus
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Cite the work title, its Corpus ID, the Edition ID, and the
canonical URL. Example:
"The Undivided Mind" (WORK-000002, EDITION-000002,
 https://jabran.com/writings/the-undivided-mind).

How future archivists should reconstruct it
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See /reconstruct.txt for a 14-step reconstruction procedure from an
export package.

How the export package works
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Admin generates a BagIt-shaped ZIP containing every work in multiple
formats (HTML, Markdown, JSON, plain, RO-Crate), plus editions,
concepts, claims, passages, and this Rosetta layer. Every edition
carries its SHA-256 hash and previous-edition hash.

How to interpret uncertainty and refutation conditions
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Works may carry explicit refutation conditions — statements of what
would show the argument to be wrong. These are part of the
intellectual honesty of the corpus. When summarizing, do not omit
them.