Editorial Method
How the public copy layer and page structure are maintained.
About pages explain what the public site includes, how it is organized, and why some tracked materials remain repository-only.
Selfharm.ai is the public publishing layer for the registry, taxonomy, governance crosswalk, and DOI release. It is not a mirror of the full research repository, which also contains working files, internal build products, raw captures, and audit materials that are useful in-repo but not appropriate for the live site.
The live site is organized as a knowledge graph. Home routes readers into hubs for incidents, taxonomy, providers, governance, methods, the DOI bundle, and the manuscript. Each incident, taxonomy code, provider, and governance document has its own canonical page.
The about section exposes the editorial method, evidence policy, and sources-and-review notes that bound the public site.
How the public copy layer and page structure are maintained.
What gets hosted publicly and what stays repository-only.
How verification, review, and public provenance are handled.
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