Evidence
This page lists only verifiable elements: public references, integrity paths and evidence statements. No interpretation. No promotion.
1. Public references (deposits)
The items below are publicly accessible. Access to texts is open and independent from any institutional support.
| Document | Infrastructure | Platform | Language | Version | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D12 — Neutral Actions Grid | COHERENCE | Zenodo | FR / EN | v1.1 | Open (DOI) |
| ORVEX PRO | VERIFICATION | Zenodo | FR / EN | v2.0 | Open (DOI) |
2. Integrity and continuity
When a text is used in institutional contexts, the relevant question is not intent. The relevant question is integrity, version continuity and traceability.
When available, verification mechanisms allow confirmation of integrity and continuity independent of individuals.
Cost of Delay — Evidence statement
Institutional principle — non-prescriptive, non-commercial.
When a system operates in a documented, verifiable and autonomous manner, the primary cost no longer lies in adoption, but in the delay accumulated by those who do not align.
This cost is not imposed, not negotiated, and not punitive. It emerges from time, usage, and accumulated decisions.
Observable conditions
- Architecture defined and stable
- Core elements publicly accessible
- Use does not require authorization
- Continuity does not depend on individuals
- Verification is possible
Observable effects
- Increased integration complexity
- Higher organizational and legal exposure
- Reduced strategic optionality
- Compressed decision timelines
- Dependency on an already functioning system
When the system already works,
those who do not align eventually bear the cost of delay.
Conclusion: the cost of delay is not a decision; it is a structural outcome.
Scope and limits
- This page does not constitute a standard.
- This page does not constitute an offer or a commitment.
- Any autonomous use remains under the sole responsibility of the using entity.
- Any institutional support, if requested, is defined through an explicitly delimited scope.