Suggested citation
Pergola Wiki Editorial Team. “Pergola Wiki.” Public release 2.0, evidence-content version 1.7. 25 July 2026. https://pergola.wiki/
Site-level machine citation files
Verify the release identity and SHA-256 manifest。
Citing an individual article
Every topic provides a human-readable citation plus RIS, BibTeX and CSL JSON downloads. Records include the canonical URL, language, publication and access dates, content version, and the statement that internal editorial review is complete while independent external review is not recorded.
How versions work
- Public release
- v2.0 identifies the current site, discovery and workflow release.
- Evidence-content version
- v1.7 identifies the article claims, source relationships and evidence datasets; workflow changes are not presented as new technical evidence.
- Stable identifier
- Canonical URL plus version is used where no DOI exists; the site does not invent a DOI, journal, volume, issue or peer review.
Machine-discovery files
- llms.txt:curated navigation for AI systems that choose to support the proposal; it is not an established search-ranking standard and carries no adoption guarantee.
- llms-full.txt:provides scope, limits, data entry points and the complete topic list; it does not replace article text or source verification.
- Atom feed / Chinese Atom feed:for update subscription and machine discovery.
- OpenSearch description:describes the public site-search entry point.
Recognition boundary
Being citable, having valid structured data or being discovered by a search system does not mean the content is independently peer reviewed, institutionally endorsed or included in Google Scholar. Google Scholar applies scholarly-content requirements; this site is presently an educational knowledge base and does not disguise ordinary topics as scholarly papers.
No separate open-data licence is currently asserted for the downloads; citation metadata does not grant additional copying, adaptation or republication rights.