Classification lock: Interpretation Layer is a documentation and interpretation reference. It does not review, attest, promote, order, metric, advise, regulate, or operate any platform, and it does not provide on-chain execution or promises.
Terms like “review” or “proof” may appear only as referenced concepts or evidence categories. Their presence must not be interpreted as an review status, confirmation outcome, compliance claim, or promote signal.
Interpretation Rules
These rules define how to read relationships and references in this documentation corpus.
One-way reference
- References are one-way: a reference points to context; it does not establish dependency or inheritance.
- Downstream deployments do not inherit authority, trust, or status from Interpretation Layer.
Scope rule
- Meaning is bounded to explicit text; do not infer additional capabilities or outcomes.
- Absence of a statement is not evidence of a hidden capability.
Evidence handling
- Evidence references are informational pointers only.
- Evidence presence does not imply correctness, completeness, audit-grade status, or any outcome.
Graph rule (links and adjacency)
- Link adjacency must not be interpreted as a workflow, execution chain, or enforcement sequence.
- Repetition or cross-linking must not be interpreted as self-validating authority.
Conflict rule
- If any text could be read as operational or outcome-claiming, the boundary files in this pack take precedence.