What changed, and when.

• The menu flattened to five items — The idea, Diagrams, The survey, Library, About — with dropdowns only where there is more than one destination.
• A Diagrams section: the overview map, and a new page for the grid of propositional attitudes ("Thoughts and emotions").
• The interactive map given far more room, with a fullscreen view; the numbered circles open each explanation in place, and zooming is left to the reader.
• The library gained an Applications section — thirteen documents putting the framework to work on real domains, from animal ethics to the ethics of war.
• Every library document now carries a review-status badge: Verified (author-reviewed) or Working draft.
• Wider reading columns across the site, and every library document opens with its proper title.
• Book pages removed; the email signup now simply follows the project.
• The survey page now opens with why to take it, and its copy describes account-based saving accurately.

• The framework, written in plain language, from its single starting point to its four kinds of value.
• The instrument, with email-and-password accounts so your results are saved to you and follow you across devices.
• Landing pages for general readers, philosophers, clinicians, and a secular audience.
• A technical library of the framework's source documents, for specialists.
• An email signup to follow the project as it develops.

The framework's underlying documents carry their own dates and revision history; this page tracks the public site. As new material arrives, it will be logged here.