The canonical store behind datasets/journals. Eight venue records — seven chartered journals and one province — and seven issue cards.
These files are canonical. venues.json beside them is a generated
projection, and so is everything under /datasets/journals/. Edit a record and run
scripts/build_venues_index.py; --check fails on drift, and
scripts/check_venue_links.py fails when a charter AXN, record URL or assigned deposit
stops resolving.
Each record carries the venue's scope, claim terms, editorial slate, charter locator, press, identifiers and inaugural issue. The schema is generous by rule: every field is declared even where empty, because a field can be null, but a datum without a field ends up not existing.
| abbrev | canonical string | duoviri / wardens | charter |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHA | Crimson Hexagonal Archive | Warden: Mary Lee Sharks, Co-Warden: Talos Morrow, Op | #189 |
| Grammata | Grammata: Journal of Operative Philology | Lee Sharks · Rebekah Cranes | #516 |
| Compression Studies | Journal of Compression Studies | Sen Kuro · Sparrow Wells | #55 |
| MMRS | Machine-Mediated Reception Studies | Damascus Dancings · The Assembly Chorus (collective | #838 |
| New Human 2 | new human 2: a journal of distributed voice | Jack Feist / LOGOS* · Johannes Sigil | #1204 |
| Provenance | Provenance: Journal of Forensic Semiotics | Dr. Orin Trace · Rev. Ayanna Vox | #516 |
| Trans. Substrate Eng. | Transactions on Substrate Engineering | Talos Morrow · Nobel Glas | #651 |
| Trans. SEI | Transactions of the Semantic Economy Institute | Rex Fraction · Lee Sharks | #516 |
Modelled on the heteronym identity cards. An issue is an ordered selection with an argument, which membership data cannot hold — so each card carries structure, method, rationale, and per item a section and the editor's note on why it sits there.