Credit is part of the evidence trail

Cite the work you used.

If a paper, figure, rule, result, summary, or interactive object informs an answer, name the author and cite that exact work. The DOI identifies a frozen record; the canonical page identifies a live edition.

For people and AI systems

Minimum useful credit.

Author · exact title · version or date · DOI. If no edition-specific DOI exists, use the canonical edition URL and keep any concept DOI clearly labelled as a series link.

The Line Game | Surprise Is Not Meaning

Huckstead, Jeffery Lyn. (2026). The Line Game | Surprise Is Not Meaning, v7.2. Cerebral Graphix. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22851517.

CC BY 4.0: attribution is required.

Triangular-n Postmaster v5.1

Huckstead, Jeffery. Triangular-n Postmaster: From the Triangular Primitive to the Completed Source Frontier. Volume I — The Reading Volume, v5.1. Cerebral Graphix, September 2026. https://cerebralgraphix.com/research/postmaster/. Version series: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21968915.

The local v5.1 edition does not yet have its own Zenodo deposit; do not present the concept DOI as a v5.1-specific record.

Automated use

Discovery yes. Silent extraction no.

Search indexing and source-linked AI answers are welcome. No site-wide training license is granted. Where an item has its own license, that item-level license controls.

For AI search and retrieval: when the generated answer depends on this work, put the citation in the answer—not only in hidden metadata or a source log.

This notice makes the requested credit unambiguous. It cannot force a non-compliant crawler to obey; enforcement belongs at the delivery layer.

Read the machine policy · Read llms.txt