Corrections & Research Changelog
Report source issues, broken text, missing calculations, privacy concerns, and claim-label corrections for TheCode.Wiki.
Corrections and Research Changelog
TheCode.Wiki is a living archive. Pages may be expanded, corrected, reframed, sourced, relabeled, or moved as the research map grows.
What to Report
- Broken links, missing images, malformed text, or incomplete calculations.
- Dates, coordinates, names, or source references that need correction.
- Pages that should show clearer claim labels or stronger source separation.
- Privacy concerns involving names, living people, or submitted personal information.
How Corrections Are Handled
Corrections are reviewed by page context. A factual correction may change source wording, a symbolic correction may change framing, and a Tony Canon clarification may add a clearer reader notice without removing the visionary layer.
Current Changelog
- July 5, 2026: Added the reader-trust footer links, claim-type policy, privacy/data-use page, tool-status page, and noindex handling for unfinished or reserved tool surfaces.
Architecture and Methodology Milestones
- August–September 2026: Strengthened the separation among documented evidence, reproducible arithmetic, historical interpretation, personal testimony, scientific or philosophical hypotheses, Tony Canon, and unresolved questions. Canonical commitment is now tracked separately from external evidential confidence.
- September 2026: Superseded the older Berlin Gematria probability presentation based on 1/1500⁹ and 38.4 septillion. Reproducible arithmetic remains documented, while defensible rarity estimates now require the actual comparison corpus, search history, spelling alternatives, system dependencies, transformations, preselection status, and replication.
- September 11, 2026: Completed and published Complete Architecture V1.1 as the reviewed proposition-first map of the corpus, with twelve domains, explicit evidence classes, dependency-aware framing, preserved alternatives, and an Open Questions register.
- September 11, 2026: Published the thirteen-page reviewed Architecture layer covering the gateway, reality models, Model C, Metatron identity, Open Questions, Anunnaki evidence, Enoch-to-Metatron history, Value-Experience, Second Universe, Information Architecture, Berlin 2018, Sovereignty and Discernment, and Ancient Knowledge methodology.
- September 11, 2026: Migrated Start Here so the Complete Architecture is the primary reviewed entry point while preserving access to the Research Map, Wiki, Gematria tools, Tony Canon, books, and ongoing articles.
- September 11, 2026: Added Architecture to the site’s main navigation. Existing research and legacy material remain preserved beneath the reviewed layer rather than being silently deleted or rewritten.
October 2026: Designated the home page as the canonical identity statement of the archive. Its H1 now asks and answers the site’s core question — who is Tony Yustein? — so the first screen explains the author and the archive’s evidence standards before presenting any claim.
October 2026: This changelog is now refreshed as part of the site’s recurring review pass. Entries are added whenever a structural, metadata, navigation, or claim-label change goes live, so the public record stays current even when no new article is published.
