Publications, research and website updates
A new publication or website update does not establish further validation of the method. These versions describe different aspects of the work.
Source of record and public identity
ArtiProof.org is the canonical public source for the ArtiProof methodology and its published versions and status. Read the method, research status and limits and each item's version and status in Publications together. A publication number, a website revision and a research stage are separate identifiers.
The public artefact baseline 1.0 is research-ready; it is not a claim of independently demonstrated effectiveness. Whitepapers carry their own edition numbers. Candidate integrations, tools and experimental research do not silently become part of a released method. Earlier published editions remain identifiable through their publication entries and do not supersede a newer explicitly designated edition.
KOPKEN VZW is the organisational masterbrand and publisher. ArtiProof has a separate identity as a knowledge-assurance methodology and research programme. Legacy ArtiProof.eu material and provider copies do not override the version and status published here.
Evidence reuse, specialist boundaries and result overrides
This bounded content patch clarifies reuse of authoritative assessments, when to stop or refer a specialist question, and the separate preservation of an original result and an authorised override. It also adds the source-of-record statement above. The decisions are DR-060-105, DR-060-106 and DR-060-110.
The patch updates the English and Dutch Method, Evidence, Integrations and Versions pages. It preserves the Resources navigation introduced on 22 September. It does not declare a full-site redeployment, a new method version, a new assurance property or independent validation.
Three whitepapers, integrated into the website
General Whitepaper 1.2 EN, ISO 30401 Whitepaper 1.1 EN and DORA Whitepaper 1.1 EN are linked from Publications and Integrations. The Dutch publication index clearly identifies the new series as English. Earlier editions remain available.
The sitemap and publication navigation have been updated. This website release does not change the method version, case selection or validation status.
Explore publicationsClearer Dutch and English
Web copy has been edited for more natural language. Repeated research-status notes have been shortened or moved to relevant supporting sections. The method version, research findings and case selection remain unchanged.
New platform structure
The website has three entry points: Methodology, Cases and Research programmes. K-point and knowledge distribution have dedicated research pages. ArtiProof retains an independent identity; KopKen VZW remains publisher and steward.
This website release does not change a method version, case selection, validation status or publication status of existing research results.
Current position
| Component | Version | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Publication material | 1.0 | Released for use in research. This is not a statement of empirically demonstrated effectiveness. |
| Research stage | v0.8 — Empirical Challenge | Comparison with competent existing practice on new cases. The status page describes the research position and limitations. |
| Case library | 31 cases in Dutch and English | Sources, arguments and proposed tests for exploring knowledge questions. The cases do not prove that the method works. |
Recent website updates
- 7 September 2026: clearer visitor-facing text, Dutch case descriptions and source references. General enquiries and case feedback can be sent directly through the website.
- 4 September 2026: improved illustration display, image descriptions and explanations of research limitations.
- September 2026: the method and case library brought together on ArtiProof.org.
These editorial and technical changes do not establish a new research result.
About these website clarifications
Clarifications on the publisher, interests, study design and publication status were prepared under KRO-001-WEB version 1.0, dated 26 September 2026. This is a content clarification; it changes no method standard, empirical finding or funding qualification.