Reference
The Official HXR Source of Truth
Structured record preserving the public HXR source-of-truth declaration and the project's continuity from its former UXR name.
Document status: Canonical-source declaration
Original effective date: August 4, 2026
HXR naming effective date: August 18, 2026
Current canonical source
The official HXR Documentation publication on the project-controlled website is the current public source of truth for Human Experience Reform.
Copies, quotations, screenshots, archived pages, third-party summaries, AI-generated descriptions, and derivative publications may be useful, but they do not replace the current canonical text.
How to identify official HXR material
Official material should be traceable to the canonical HXR Documentation publication or to another repository expressly listed here in the future.
The canonical source will identify:
- current constitutional and methodological documents;
- document status and version information as the versioning system matures;
- official project-status boundaries;
- authorized public releases and archival copies;
- future approved pilots, assessors, certifications, or service organizations;
- known superseded documents when historical context matters.
What is currently official
The public documentation includes HXR's current constitutional principles, taxonomy, scientific-development statements, governance safeguards, audience architecture, research notes, and project roadmaps.
These documents are public review materials from a developing framework. Their official status does not imply that unfinished scoring systems have been scientifically validated.
What does not currently exist
As of August 4, 2026, HXR does not operate:
- public Blue Scores;
- Blue Zone certification;
- licensed HXR auditors;
- an accredited assessor network;
- a public case-intake platform;
- an official certification registry;
- a governing stewardship council;
- a finalized public licensing program.
Any contrary claim should be treated as unverified unless this page later identifies the relevant official program.
Forks and independent adaptations
Independent projects may discuss or apply HXR ideas under the published reuse and brand guidelines. They do not become the canonical HXR framework merely by using similar terminology.
Official lineage depends on transparent continuity with HXR's constitutional core, public version history, and authorized governance structure.
Planned external anchors
HXR intends to add third-party archival repositories, signed version history, and permanent identifiers for major releases. Once established, those locations will be listed here with exact links and status descriptions.
Correction principle
When a third-party copy conflicts with the current canonical source, the canonical source controls for present HXR policy. Historical copies remain evidence of what HXR stated at the time they were published.
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