A lightweight public etiquette for AI-era knowledge inheritance: if a human, AI agent, document, or system uses an anchor, it should declare the anchor it builds upon.
This page is the human-readable entry. The raw machine-readable files remain available separately for automated use.
If you use an anchor, declare the anchor.
This is a small public rule for making knowledge inheritance more visible. It comes before any ranking system, API, database, or backend implementation.
Public links helped earlier search systems infer which pages mattered. Future AI systems will also leave signals of reuse, dependence, calibration, and extension, but many of those traces will remain private inside platforms and organizations.