Claim-status vocabulary
Claim Status
Direct answer
The controlled vocabulary that separates law, standards, implementation, doctrine, proposals, findings, inference, scenarios and unknowns. The page is part of the source-grounded ᚲ.com knowledge release and remains bounded to knowledge authority.
Canonical status set
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| CURRENT POLICY OR GUIDANCE | A bounded project claim status requiring explicit interpretation. |
| CURRENT LAW OR POLICY | A current authoritative legal or policy source supports the bounded proposition in a named jurisdiction. |
| CURRENT TECHNICAL STANDARD | A current official technical standard defines the relevant conformance or interoperability requirement. |
| OBSERVED DEPLOYMENT OR PRACTICE | Current evidence shows a real external deployment or practice; observation does not imply endorsement or authority. |
| VERIFIED PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION | Inspectable project artifacts and tests support the specific implementation claim. |
| PROJECT DOCTRINE | A controlled project position or interpretation, not automatically current law or external consensus. |
| PROJECT POLICY PROPOSAL | A proposed institutional or legal rule not represented as enacted or operating. |
| PROJECT TECHNICAL PROPOSAL | A proposed architecture, protocol, or control not represented as deployed. |
| RESEARCH FINDING | A conclusion from governed research, bounded by method, sources, date, and limitations. |
| REASONED INFERENCE | A transparent inference from cited evidence, not a directly observed fact. |
| SCENARIO OR HYPOTHESIS | A modeled possibility used for analysis rather than a current-state claim. |
| UNRESOLVED QUESTION | The project has not reached a supported conclusion. |
| UNKNOWN | The relevant fact cannot be determined from available evidence. |
| UNAVAILABLE | The necessary evidence or service cannot currently be accessed. |
| STALE | The record exists but is outside its acceptable currentness window. |
| SUPERSEDED | A later controlled record replaced this version while preserving history. |
| CORRECTED | A defect was identified and an active corrected record was published. |
| DISPUTED | Qualified sources or parties materially disagree and the disagreement remains active. |
No generic verified state
A valid signature, passed test, official source, or operational heartbeat can verify a bounded proposition. It does not transfer verification to unrelated facts, rights, authority, legal recognition, or future operation.