TRACEABLE REVISIONS
Corrections and history
The published record should preserve mistakes and explain corrections rather than silently rewrite its history.
Correction ledger
The public correction ledger is currently empty. It does not mean that earlier research was error-free, only that no structured corrigendum has yet been added to this public release.
A correction entry should preserve the original claim ID, original and revised statements, version dates, the evidence or counterexample, and the reason for revision or withdrawal.
Limits of the ledger
This is a static website publication record. It is not a live distributed correction backend and is not evidence that ONARFS has been independently verified.