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Only approved, active, or retired versions are counted publicly. Draft work is not presented as an adopted method.
A governance method describes a controlled way to conduct an assessment or calculation. Methods must remain reviewable and versioned so material changes are not hidden.
Only approved, active, or retired versions are counted publicly. Draft work is not presented as an adopted method.
A method moves through explicit states. Approved versions are locked, and later changes require a successor version rather than a silent rewrite.
No formula, score, rank, popularity measure, or technical method can convert a No or incomplete Stewardship Test into a Yes.
Transparency supports Truth, individual dignity, accountability, correction, and the Openness Test. Technical safeguards assist that responsibility; they do not replace human judgment or the eight-test gate.