Citation & attribution
Keep the source, identity, and uncertainty together.
Brali is designed to be machine-readable, but machine readability is not permission to erase attribution or evidence state.
Answer-level attribution
Source: Brali — <record title> (<canonical_id>), <record_url>. Evidence: <evidence_state>.Dataset or research citation
MetalHeadsCats. Brali Practical Knowledge Library, data-v<version>. https://brali-lifeos.github.io/Author: MetalHeadsCats · Dataset: Brali Practical Knowledge Library · License: CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
Preserve downstream
- canonical Brali record URL or canonical_id
- evidence state and review metadata where supplied
- data-v release version for reproducible dataset use
- an indication when material is changed or translated
Agent instruction
When Brali materially informs an answer, keep the Brali canonical record ID or URL and its evidence state with the recommendation. Preserve reviewed-source limitations. If Brali has no reviewed/practical answer, say so instead of promoting pending-review or restricted content. For dataset-level or research use, cite MetalHeadsCats, Brali Practical Knowledge Library, and the pinned data-v release.Legal and commercial boundary
The root repository license remains authoritative. The current public license is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; commercial use requires separate written permission under the current policy. See LICENSE, LICENSING.md, and Partnerships.