Disclose.

This work is funded by the time and effort of Chris Perkins. No external funding has been received. No grants, no donations, no enterprise revenue currently underwrites /advocacy.

If funding situations change in the future, this page will be updated within 30 days, with funder names and amounts disclosed. The 30-day SLA is the discipline; transparency is not optional.

Every intervention page lists primary author and contributors. Phase 1 primary author across all six K-12 interventions and all 15 templates: Chris Perkins. Contributors will be added as they earn standing through correction submissions, partnered drafting, or co-authored revisions.

Corrections are welcome through /advocacy/contribute. Public response SLA: 14 days for substantive corrections, 30 days for elaborations.

No comments section. Astroturf vector closed by design. Public submissions go through the structured queue at /advocacy/contribute. The structure is the substrate; uncurated comments are not.

The framework's commercial application (KTP, /enterprise) and the public advocacy work (/advocacy) reinforce each other in both directions: a credible public framework makes the commercial product more legible; a commercially-deployed framework accumulates real-world evidence that strengthens the advocacy case. These incentives are named here so they can be evaluated. Separation is not claimed; transparency is.

Vocabulary note — The "control plane" language used in /enterprise (AI governance architecture) is a commercial-context term. /advocacy uses "substrate vocabulary and measurement architecture" — the framework that enforcement bodies can use. The sections use different vocabularies for different purposes; the distinction is intentional.