A dated public record of substantive Green White Go updates, what they supersede and how each change is classified.
This public record explains substantive updates to Green White Go. It does not replace the formal internal change-control record, the manifesto or later legislation.
Affected: All 63 permanent cells
What changed: Added permanent cell-keyed explainer and supporting-material infrastructure while preserving seven equal pillars, 21 branches and 63 cells.
Why: To let readers move from the manifesto to concise explanation and deeper working material without confusing those layers.
Supersedes: The earlier shallow cell-page layer.
Affected: Pillars 1–7
What changed: Added a substantive Preamble after each pillar summary and before its three branches, with a stable #preamble anchor.
Why: To explain the pillar-level case and cross-pillar logic before readers enter the nine cells.
Supersedes: Pillar pages without a substantive preamble layer.
Affected: Pillar 5 · Cell 5ci
What changed: Replaced the former service-family welfare cell with Prevent Illness; Detect Disease Early. The permanent ID remains 5ci and the former route redirects.
Why: To make evidence-based prevention and early detection part of the universal healthcare guarantee.
Supersedes: 5ci — Protect/Cover the Families Who Guard the Republic First. Its welfare substance remains under Pillar 1.
Affected: Pillar 6 · Cells 6aii, 6aiii, 6biii and 6ci–6ciii
What changed: Adopted Open the Money / Open the Officials / Open the Tax Rules; consolidated the financial trail and future liabilities; restored the patronage rule; clarified tax authority, fairness and challenge rights.
Why: To give public finance a clearer citizen-facing structure without losing debt, audit, security or taxpayer safeguards.
Supersedes: The prior 6a/6c distribution and Bind the Fiscal Future branch label.
Affected: Pillars 1 and 6 · integrity institutions and senior public power
What changed: Restored the rule against substantial private patronage and direct private donations of operational assets to coercive, prosecutorial and judicial institutions.
Why: Public authority should be state-financed rather than dependent on people or companies whose interests may later come before it.
Supersedes: Compressed public wording that did not state the full doctrine.
Affected: Pillar 2 · removal, budgets, Presidency and public examination
What changed: Propagated the one-year honeymoon rule, institutional removal routes, LGA and Zone budget roles, Commander-in-Chief status, the 90/10 on-budget allocation and open Senate examination.
Why: To preserve the founder-approved operating logic while leaving detailed procedures to constitutional and policy work.
Supersedes: Earlier supporting material without the full operational note.