WIKIPEDIA-DERIVED SUBSET — ATTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATIONS

Sources: Wikipedia contributors. Each retained article has a canonical URL,
permanent article-revision URL, contributor-history URL and retrieval metadata
in source/articles.json and the additional source/*-extra.json catalogs.
Per-entry attribution also appears in review/catalog.json and the embedded atlas.

License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reusing_Wikipedia_content

Modifications: extraction of selected paragraphs and list items; joining layout
whitespace and omission of specified reference markers and structural material;
AI-authored compact definitions, explicit qualifications, selections and proposed
contextual links. These new Wikipedia-derived textual adaptations are supplied
under CC BY-SA 4.0. No endorsement by Wikipedia, Wikimedia or its contributors is
implied. Preserve attribution, license and modification notices when sharing
adapted text, including exports of the new Carrier subset.

Article images were not downloaded as assets. Images and separately attributed
third-party quotations may have separate rights; the general text license is not
an assertion that every referenced media item has the same terms.

An article revision pins its wikitext. Retained HTML is the captured rendering,
whose transcluded templates are not separately reconstructed at historical
revisions. Its exact bytes and the normalized reading are hash-pinned.

This notice does not retroactively relicense pre-existing Carrier records,
normative software, or unrelated material. Their existing terms remain in force.
The local seven-ray mark identifies the Unified State atlas; it is not a
Wikipedia logo or a claim of institutional affiliation.

FROZEN LEXICAL DEPENDENCY
The existing English Moby lexical forms and their manifest are included to
resolve lexical tokens in the local USL1 examples. The manifest identifies
Grady Ward's Moby Words II source and records its source-reported public-domain
status. The retained Project Gutenberg source notice and license statement are
included under lexicon/sources/. These are a separate dependency and are not
relicensed as Wikipedia text by this notice.