v1.3.0 — Introduce SSA-E-R (RFC) restitution proportionality module

v1.3.0 — Introduce SSA-E-R (RFC) restitution proportionality module

Summary

This release introduces SSA-E-R (RFC) as a doctrinal module governing restitution proportionality under Q-Layer constraint.

SSA-E-R modulates the depth and form of an already-legitimate answer (e.g., canonical, structured, contextual, analytical) and does not alter response authorization outcomes.

This is a doctrinal evolution. It does not introduce operational, transactional, or performance claims.

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What’s new

• Add SSA-E-R (RFC) as a post-authorization restitution module.
• Define explicit non-override rule:
  • SSA-E-R must not override Q-Layer outputs (clarification required or legitimate non-response).
• Extend doctrinal layer sequence:

SSA-E → Dual Web → Q-Layer → SSA-E-R (RFC) → A2

• Update doctrinal entity graph (JSON-LD):
• Add DefinedTerm for SSA-E-R.
• Update doctrinal version to 1.3.0.
• Link new layer definition (layers/ssa-e-r.md).

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Files updated

• README.md
• doctrine.md
• terminology.md
• versioning.md
• ssa-e-a2-dual-web-doctrine.jsonld

Files added

• layers/ssa-e-r.md

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Normative constraints

• SSA-E-R governs restitution only (form and depth).
• It does not authorize answers.
• It does not expand inference rights.
• It must fall back to Q-Layer when compliant restitution would require invention.
• It remains strictly non-transactional and non-prescriptive.

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Non-goals

This release introduces:

• No operational method
• No service offer
• No performance guarantees
• No ranking, visibility, or citation claims
• No enforcement mechanism over external AI systems

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Version

Previous: v1.2.0
Current: v1.3.0