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+# CIVICVS Foundation Document
+
+## Document ID
+
+CFD-INDEX-2025
+
+---
+
+## Title
+
+CIVICVS Foundation Index — Core Categories and Exemplars
+
+---
+
+## Purpose
+
+To provide a single reference point for all **Foundation Documents (CFDs)** that define the canonical categories of civic artifacts.
+
+The Foundation Index ensures that every Civic Analyst, whether self-trained or collaborating with others, works from the same baseline: a stable taxonomy of artifact types, their significance, and their exemplars.
+
+---
+
+## Foundation Categories
+
+### 1. **Conflict of Interest (COI)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-COI-2021-PFIZER-WEF-JSMITH
+* **Definition:** *Immutable by Origin evidence* revealing structural overlaps between power centers (corporate, political, governance).
+* **Significance:** COIs explain systemic bias and narrative manipulation.
+* **Analyst Rule:** Always treat COIs as **primary artifacts**, not background context.
+
+---
+
+### 2. **Contested Immutable Record (CIR)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-CIR-1990-WARREN-TRIBAL-CLAIM
+* **Definition:** Official records that are immutable in form, but disputed in accuracy or legitimacy, often confronted by counter-artifacts.
+* **Significance:** CIRs show where institutional, cultural, or scientific authorities remain in permanent tension.
+* **Analyst Rule:** Preserve all sides — never collapse contested records into a single “truth.”
+
+---
+
+### 3. **Academic Integrity (AI)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-AI-2024-HARVARD-GAY-RESIGNATION
+* **Definition:** Failures of scholarly integrity (plagiarism, falsification, misconduct) that compromise the civic protocol of knowledge production.
+* **Significance:** Academic integrity is a civic duty, not a private professional standard. Its collapse destabilizes institutional trust.
+* **Analyst Rule:** Preserve comparative exhibits and institutional responses as civic artifacts.
+
+---
+
+### 4. **Context Dossier (CTX)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-CTX-2015-2024-HARVARD-DEI-POLICY
+* **Definition:** Environments of processes and records (policies, funding, governance, law) that frame civic disputes.
+* **Significance:** Provides structured context for contested civic debates, grounded in immutable processes (admissions, budgets, filings).
+* **Analyst Rule:** Document the *environment*, not just the event.
+
+---
+
+### 5. **Media Actors (MA)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-MA-2010-2025-NEW-MEDIA-ACTORS
+* **Definition:** Non-institutional actors who shape discourse (podcasts, influencers, citizen journalists, viral media, fake news, and Civic Analysts).
+* **Significance:** Media actors produce fragile, mutable narratives that must be preserved and classified without mistaking them for evidence.
+* **Analyst Rule:** Distinguish between civic noise and civic evidence; elevate the **Civic Analyst** as the corrective actor producing permanence.
+
+---
+
+### 6. **Media Infrastructure (MI)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-MI-2025-MEDIA-INFRASTRUCTURE
+* **Definition:** The mediums and protocols through which artifacts are created and transmitted (print, proprietary audio/video, centralized and decentralized platforms, forums, private networks, routing protocols).
+* **Significance:** The infrastructure dictates durability, provenance, and civic legitimacy.
+* **Analyst Rule:**
+
+  * Print = preferred, forensic, immutable.
+  * Proprietary media = excluded (profit-driven concealment).
+  * Centralized = fragile, censored, must be archived.
+  * Decentralized = resilient, independence-preserving.
+  * Owner-operated = fragile but true free speech.
+  * Private networks = unreliable and balkanized.
+  * Routing protocols (Tor, IPFS, blockchain) = future durability, but require provenance safeguards.
+
+---
+
+### 7. **Organizational Guise (OG)**
+
+* **Document:** CFD-OG-2025-ORGANIZATIONAL-GUISE
+* **Definition:** Institutions presenting themselves as serving the public good, but whose preserved artifacts reveal misalignment between claimed purpose and actual output.
+* **Subtypes & Exemplars:**
+
+  1. **Facade NGOs** — *Planned Parenthood, Black Lives Matter*
+  2. **Pseudo-Governments** — *Homeowners Associations (HOAs)*
+  3. **State-Subsidized Guise** — *National Public Radio (NPR)*
+* **Significance:** OGs corrupt civic trust by disguising political, financial, or coercive agendas under moralized branding.
+* **Analyst Rule:** Always preserve both the claimed purpose (mission statements, branding) and actual outputs (financial filings, audits, measurable services). Misalignment itself is the civic artifact.
+
+---
+
+## Analyst Notes
+
+* **Immutability is the anchor:** Whether by origin (COI), by dispute (CIR), or by construction (AI, MA), artifacts must be preserved immutably.
+* **Separation of roles:** Context Dossiers (CTX) provide structural maps; Artifact Entries (CAE) capture single items; Foundation Documents (CFD) define categories.
+* **Ethics over morality:** Analysts judge artifacts against ethical protocols (disclosure, integrity, transparency), not moral rhetoric.
+* **Infrastructure and organization:** Civic Analysts must consider both the **channel** (Media Infrastructure) and the **guise** of institutions when evaluating civic claims.
+
+---
+
+## Civic Consequence
+
+The CIVICVS Foundation Index now defines **seven core civic artifact categories**: COI, CIR, AI, CTX, MA, MI, OG.
+
+Together, they form the structural backbone of the discipline. With these categories, any civic controversy — from policy disputes to NGO scandals to viral misinformation — can be analyzed within a reproducible, auditable framework that balances artifact permanence, context, actor, infrastructure, and organizational legitimacy.
+
+---
+
+✅ **Status:** Foundation Index updated (2025).
+**Categories Established:** COI, CIR, AI, CTX, MA, MI, OG.
+