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Citing the registry as a whole

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Citing an individual code

Every code page carries a ready-to-copy citation block. Example for GER-501:
The URL itself is the canonical permalink. Citing the URL is sufficient — regulators, journalists, and researchers can resolve it without any further attribution mechanism.

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Zenodo DOI

GER v0.2 is archived on Zenodo with a versioned DOI. Each minor release gets its own DOI; the “all versions” DOI resolves to the latest.

Zenodo record (forthcoming)

DOI will appear here when v0.2 archive lands. Subscribe to the changelog for the announcement.

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License

  • Code definitions, names, distinct-from boundaries, tags, glossary, attributions — CC BY 4.0
  • Documented event titles — sourced from the AI Incident Database, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. SVRNOS displays titles and links out for full narratives; we do not redistribute the corpus.
You may use the GER in any work — commercial or non-commercial — with attribution. A hyperlink to the relevant code page is sufficient attribution.

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What we ask in return

If you cite the GER in regulation, litigation, audit programs, insurance products, or training material, tell us: hello@svrnos.com. We track adoption visibly on the changelog as a public signal that the registry is being used. This is not a license condition. It’s a request that helps the registry mature.