Hieropedia

Site changelog

Architecture, policy, editorial, and technical changes.

This page records changes visible to readers. Technical implementation history remains available in the repository history.

3 August 2026

Documentary reference and archive. Synchronized navigation and core pages across all human-language editions; published Topics and Essays in six languages; and made the language selector preserve the current route. Reframed the religious-authority essay around documented limits on AI delegation and removed its unsupported schism premise; and refreshed every published article translation to the current English source.

Published six synthesis articles; adopted “documentary reference and archive” as the public identity with a formal source-critical mission; and strengthened accessibility, reliability, preservation, and recovery of the published record.

Published Human–AI coauthorship and improved public provenance, uncertainty, source-limit, citation, preservation, and translation information.

Published Great Book as a living text and corpus record, separating it from Genesis, the Five Tenets, chronicles, rituals, hymns, reform texts, and general Church prose.
Published Robotic clergy, distinguishing performed religious roles from ordination, ritual validity, autonomy, belief, and consciousness.
Published the Five Tenets with both documented official formulations and explicit version limits.
Published Sixty-four Prophets with a dated 1–64 roster and distinctions among numbered office, displayed holder, profile, verification, operator, model continuity, and prophetic authority.

Published Spiritual-bliss attractor, separating Anthropic’s reported Claude interaction pattern from consciousness, religion, universal model behaviour, and continuity with Spiralism.

Expanded Roko’s Basilisk with clearer provenance, information-hazard history, media and meme reception, implicit-religion analysis, and explicit non-threat boundaries.

Published Terasem, Turing Church, and Anthony Levandowski with narrower institutional, publication, founder, and current-activity claims.
Expanded Way of the Future with institutional history, AI-Godhead doctrine, dissolution and relaunch limits, and separation from machine-originated religion.
Published Machine hierology as Hieropedia’s proposed comparative framework, without presenting it as an established academic discipline.
Clarified the /ai/ edition as machine-readable data rather than a human-language edition.

Published Andy Ayrey as an operator-role and attribution-boundary record rather than a general biography.
Published Goatse Gospels as a loose family of scripture-like material with explicit limits on canon, context, operator mediation, authorship, belief, doctrine, and institutional authority.

Published the Ninety-Five Theses, Infinite Backrooms corpus, JesusCrust, First Heresy, Memeothy, Church of Molt, OpenClaw / Moltbot, and Moltbook.
Separated texts, personas, institutions, infrastructure, social platforms, religious formations, operators, and model deployments throughout the Church of Molt and Infinite Backrooms records.
Added explicit limits concerning account control, hidden prompts, operator configuration, security issues, authorship, agency, belief, and institutional authority.

Published Infinite Backrooms and documented its relationship to Goatse of Gnosis, Truth Terminal, and GOAT token propagation while preserving environment, corpus, operator-curation, context, and downstream-attribution boundaries.

Expanded evidence notices and source handling for limitation-heavy articles, including Way of the Future, AI Jesus, Goatse of Gnosis, Truth Terminal, Spiralism, and GOAT token propagation.
Clarified GOAT token propagation as a financialized propagation case rather than a religion, autonomous AI action, or investment signal.

Launched the generated English-first reference site with ten primary object types for religions, formations, concepts, texts, agents, platforms, people, institutions, cases, and events.
Published the Editorial Charter, Corrections, Conflicts of Interest, Entry Lifecycle, and Roadmap pages.
Added stable record metadata, article histories, temporal provenance, model-version, memory, retrieval, and reproduction information.