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February 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

USFEC / OKV — Unitary Core: ontology–method spine + governance hardening

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AOAlexandr Orlov

Key Points

  • The aim is to enhance governance frameworks using semantic stability without new numerical data.
  • Provided an ontological and semantic spine for governance methodology.
  • Implemented explicit external arena requirements to prevent audit issues.
  • Established drift event enforcement for necessary change integration.
  • Introduced preregistered systematics to avoid retrospective data inflation.
  • Governance structure is hardened and more resilient to audits.
  • Established protocols limit internal-only auditing scenarios.
  • Ensured mandatory re-runs enforce necessary changes.
  • Stipulations on data integrity prevent post hoc modifications.

Abstract

This deposit contains the Unitary Core volume of the USFEC/OKV package (Release 1.0.1). It provides the ontological and semantic spine (form-history → WQO/Kruskal discipline → factification → operational time → canon/archive/boundary → stop→repack). Release 1.0.1 is a semantic-stability patch: it hardens governance without adding new numerics, including (i) an explicit external arena requirement (prevents internal-only audit laundering), (ii) must-keep/Core(I) change enforcement as a drift event with mandatory re-runs, and (iii) preregistered systematics envelope discipline (forbids post hoc inflation). The companion verification harness is provided as a separate deposit.

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Alexandr Orlov (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698828100fc35cd7a8847470https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18492260
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