Record
Unfounding is written by someone who founded, sat in the seats, and left them. The name is the method: the founder narrative is taken apart to show what is under it, the seats, the giving, the measurement, the load, and the record that survives an arrangement. This is the record itself, the first-person account, and around it stand six fields that write the terms: seat, witness, exchange, measurement, regulation and record.
Method
Every entry names a mechanism, and a claim without a mechanism under it does not appear. The entries are drafted from the record and from published research, with language models in the drafting, and held to the rule of the record: measurement, never judgment. No real names, no companies, no identifying places; roles, not people. A term is stated once and never explained twice on the same page.
Correction
An entry found wrong is corrected in the entry itself and dated, never defended beside it.
Colophon
Written by someone who did it. That is the whole colophon.