V1 preview

Review and Status

See what V1 Preview means, what review remains, and how to submit a correction.

Current state

The books and research materials are published as a preview for reading, testing, and correction. V1 does not claim that every work has completed external specialist, pastoral, or field review.

What review still means

A successful build is not the same as a stable release. The release gate requires proportionate theological, domain, pastoral, localization, rights, accessibility, and production review.

  • Rethinking Reality received pastoral and theological feedback during its earlier development.
  • Formal external specialist review has not yet been completed and remains required before stable release.
  • AI review is internal review, not independent peer review.
  • Corrections are evaluated by their sources, reasoning, scope, and human consequences.

Review and Corrections

You do not need to endorse the project to correct it. Specific, sourced criticism is welcome.

What makes feedback actionable

  • Name the book, language, chapter, section, or research document.
  • State the exact claim or wording you believe should change.
  • Give the strongest evidence, source, argument, or lived consequence you can.
  • Distinguish doctrinal, historical, scientific, pastoral, localization, production, and safety concerns.
  • Never post private pastoral, medical, legal, abuse, or identifying information.
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Private reviewer and localization contact

For specialist review, a sensitive correction, or a language collaboration that may require hundreds of hours, contact Elijah through his established author account. This is a private first-contact route, not an emergency, confidential-reporting, legal, medical, or pastoral service.

This is a public discussion surface, not an emergency, confidential-reporting, or private pastoral channel.

Contact Elijah privately
Exact snapshot

The human-readable version remains V1. The source revision fingerprints the canonical source state. Every book, document, package, and machine-readable corpus record also carries its own SHA-256 checksum.

Source revision
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Snapshot
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