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by: keeper
🚦 Distribution Gates (G0–G7)
The gates govern what crosses between the git canon (source of truth) and the federated wiki. They are read off the existing canon — Librarian forks / Archivist seals, the coherence FAIL-blocks, the chronicle gates OPEN→SIGNED, and the vendored-vs-mine attribution discipline. Every page crossing git → wiki passes G0–G6; every contribution crossing wiki → git passes G7.
Out — projecting the canon (G0–G6)
- G0 · Source of Truth — the git repo is always upstream. Nothing canonical is authored first on the wiki; a wiki page is a fork that records its origin. Librarian forks; Archivist never copies.
- G1 · Classification — every file is marked circulating (federate) or sealed (stay in git: chronicles, plans, drafts, version-history, audits). Only circulating content passes.
- G2 · Coherence — labels/slots/numbers match the canon: conjecture numbers vs the register, cast tiers/sigils vs the head grimoire, no foreign labels.
- G3 · Attribution — every page carries
upstream:, author, and license; vendored content is credited to its real author, never to us. - G4 · Projection — content is shown at the right compression altitude (spellbook→narrative→skill→proverb→spell); the guide surfaces the transmissible layer and links down to source.
- G5 · Hyperlink coherence — cross-links derive from the graph edges; every link resolves; no orphans.
- G6 · Distribution — content routes to the correct sibling site under canonical slugs; no cross-site collisions.
Back — contributions into the canon (G7)
- G7 · Fork-back — an external edit returns to the git canon only through coherence (G2) + attribution (G3) + a First-Person sign-off (OPEN→SIGNED). The page journal is the lineage; a merge-back step proposes a diff into the source repo for signing — it never auto-commits.