The rules, the math, the ledgers, and the parts we have not figured out yet. Each page is written down before it is built, with what is real and what is not marked plainly, so that you can tell us where it is wrong.
How the map is meant to grow. One token per concept, a price that is a formula, a way to sell, and the threshold at which information follows. Seventeen rules, eight diagrams, the exact curve, an honest ledger, and the questions still open.
The stake ceiling that shrinks as a poll ages, the two decay curves a poll can choose from, one bet per window, how a poll settles, and the 3% split: 1% treasury, 1% notes, 0.5% locked, 0.5% to the Investigator who wrote it.
How Discover will rank: two clocks, a graph of who cites whom, and a wall between money and meaning. Including the number it waits on before it is worth running.
Why the map's positions should come from its data, not from a fixed set of rails; what that costs; and the one line of code that is a door today.
Every version of the app, newest first, in the words the release notes use. Generated straight from what ships, so it is current by construction.
If a rule is gameable, contradictory, or illegal, we would rather hear it now than after it is built.