The Scholar Model lets future contributors add commentary to the Human Stewardship Guidelines — notes, examples, historical references, interpretations, case studies, and cross-references — without altering the ratified principles.
Kinds#
note, example, historical-reference, interpretation, case-study, cross-reference.
Rules#
- Scholar entries are commentary, never doctrine.
- Append-only;
scholarAppendIsSafeguards history. - Scholar entries cannot be used for ratification.
- Every entry references its target (
volume,doctrine,principle, orpattern) by id.
Location#
src/platform/stewardship/library/scholar-model.ts.
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- Human Stewardship Guidelines
- Human Stewardship Principles — Volume I
- Human Stewardship Guidelines — Volume I
- HSG Amendment Process
- HSG Book Structure
- Ethical Boundaries
- Ethical Commitments
- Grammar Elements (v1.0)
- Grammar of Stewardship — Overview
- Grammar Rules
- Grammar Validation
- Pattern Catalog — Foundation Set (v1.0)
- Stewardship Pattern Language — Overview
- HSG Pattern Language
- Pattern Relationships
- Pattern Validation
- HSG Publication Architecture
- HSG Ratification Process
- Review Method
- Review Outcomes
- Review Principles
- The Steward's Oath
- Stewardship Canon
- Stewardship Review
- Book II — Human Stewardship Guidelines · Volume I — Foundations
- Human Stewardship Guidelines — Overview
- Book II — Human Stewardship Guidelines (Overview)
- Volume I — Foundations · Manuscript Structure
- Book II — Human Stewardship Guidelines
- Book II — Volume Index
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