The Leviathan Atlas opens a public GitHub mirror for source-backed corrections and review.

The entire Leviathan Atlas is now mirrored file-by-file in a public GitHub repository, leviathan-news/atlas-content, letting readers trace claims to sources and propose corrections in public. Each of the 657 territories has a folder with a content.md file, metadata, and citations. Corrections are submitted as pull requests—editorial proposals reviewed against primary sources, not direct edits to the live site. Content stays all rights reserved. The Atlas, launched earlier this month, spans 3.6 million words distilled from 53,757 curated articles with 5,288 cross-links. Files are plain Markdown and JSON, designed to be readable by humans, researchers, and AI agents alike.

✨ AI summary of the linked source — not editorial content.

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