Edikka Register · version 1.1.1 · Media kit
Before optimising for AI, verify what is true.
The register links 39 GEO claims to their scope, sources, evidence status, limitations and verification date.
- Published dataset
- 2026-08-27
- Version
- 1.1.1
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.22128746
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
Editorial angle
In a market saturated with recipes, a versioned register separates official documentation, scientific findings, observations and hypotheses.
« “Unproven” does not mean “false”; it means the available evidence is insufficient within the stated scope. »
01 · Three figures to retain
Before optimising for AI, verify what is true.
39qualified claims
16referenced sources
9contradicted claims
02 · What the data shows
Evidence-status distribution
Confirmed 13/39
Supported 9/39
Contradicted 9/39
Observed 4/39
Plausible 2/39
Unproven 2/39
03 · Method in four points
Method in four points
- Each claim receives a stable identifier, a scope and a testable wording.
- One or more sources are linked to each row and dated.
- Six statuses separate official documentation, science, observation, hypotheses and contradiction.
- Bilingual CSV and JSON, changelog, data dictionary and SHA-256 checksums are published.
04 · Limits to quote
Limits to quote
- State of documentation checked on 27 August 2026; a source can change.
- A status applies to the wording and stated scope, not every platform.
- The register guarantees neither rankings, citations nor commercial outcomes.
05 · Two publication-ready visuals
Two publication-ready visuals
Three-figure press CSVCSV · CC BY 4.0 Source dataset CSV10.5281/zenodo.22128746 Full methodVersion 1.1.1 Permanent DOI recordZenodo · 10.5281/zenodo.22128746
Recommended citation
Morel, B. (2026). Edikka GEO Claim Register / Registre Edikka des affirmations GEO (Version 1.1.1) [Dataset]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22128746
The key-figure CSV and visuals are released under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Source: Edikka” and link to the DOI. Do not infer individual results from aggregate data.
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