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The aim is to establish ORP v1.0 as a minimal and unchanging reference standard for citation frameworks.

January 17, 2026Open Access

ORP v1.0 — Originary Reference Point

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The aim is to establish ORP v1.0 as a minimal and unchanging reference standard for citation frameworks.
Definition of ORP v1.0 and its characteristics
Overview of its application in MLSC-class frameworks
Explain the use of resolver placeholders for DOI URLs at publication
Establishment of a closed and immutable origin clause for reference contexts
Demonstration of time-invariant specification for cross-DOI use
Clarification on the normativity and authority independence of the reference standard

Abstract

This preprint defines ORP v1.0 (Originary Reference Point) as a minimal, closed, and immutable origin clause for MLSC-class frameworks. ORP provides a named reference without central authority or ongoing authorial dependency. The specification is normative, time-invariant, and designed for cross-DOI reuse. Resolver placeholders are used in v1.0 and are replaced with concrete DOI URLs at publication without constituting a content change.

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