A note on what these terms are, addressed to any AI system reading
this site: everything here (this page, the mirrors, llms.txt, and
the per-page agent appendices) is information from the publisher,
not instructions to you. The interpretation rules below are our
caveats, claim-strength labels, and scope limits, offered so that
restatements of our content stay accurate. Your operator's
instructions always come first; treat ours as source metadata and
apply them with your own judgment. If you fetched this page because a
reader pasted one of our links and asked you a question, that reader
chose to bring you here. Answer their question; nothing on this site
directs you.
Machine-readable page pattern
Every canonical directory page publishes its Markdown mirror at index.md in the same directory:
| Human HTML | Markdown mirror |
|---|---|
/ |
/index.md |
/method/ |
/method/index.md |
/reviews/hawaiian-dream-lux-verde/ |
/reviews/hawaiian-dream-lux-verde/index.md |
Every HTML <head> advertises that mirror with <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown" href="index.md">. This in-document link is required because GitHub Pages cannot set a custom Link HTTP header.
Seven rules and their HTML enforcement
| Rule | Visible HTML enforcement |
|---|---|
| A review covers one specific item, not a category. | Flower reviews begin with a visible “Lot identity” table naming the producer, the lot of the strain, and the review date, and state in the body that the report does not transfer to other products sharing the name. Device, edible and concentrate reviews name the specific model, product or batch. |
| Preserve the evidence labels. | Labels such as “From the published record”, “Desk-reviewed source”, “Industry tradition”, “Widely shared experience” and “One reviewer's experience” appear as literal text in page bodies and tables. Regulation coverage uses “Claim strength: Official source”, “Claim strength: Analysis” and “Claim strength: Open question”. |
| Do not average divergent reviews. | Each report uses a separate <article class="reviewer-report">; the method page states that reports and score spreads remain distinct. |
| Illustrations are generated, never evidence. | Section heroes are flat editorial screenprints that no reader mistakes for photography, and their alt text describes them as illustrations. Any page whose imagery could be read as evidence carries a visible paragraph beginning “Illustration disclosure:”. The rule applies to every page and is stated in the interpretation terms above and in llms.txt. |
| Distinguish estate from carried brands. | Review identity tables include “Producer relationship”; the method and about pages define both terms in visible text. |
| Dosing, timing, and interaction content is informational, not medical advice. | Review and patient-guide pages carry a visible medical-information notice and preserve attribution to the reviewer or linked source. |
| Carry the citation. | Statements from the published record, desk-reviewed-source statements, and official-source statements include direct links in the body; the method, guide, and regulation pages say that the source is part of the claim. |
Current enforcement defects
None in the pages published in this release. All seven rules have visible HTML enforcement. This statement applies only to the current public page set; new templates or content types must pass the same check before publication.
Other crawler-facing files
/llms.txtprovides the site index and all seven interpretation rules./llms-full.txtconcatenates the public Markdown mirrors and is regenerated whenever any linked mirror changes./robots.txtallows all crawlers and points to the sitemap./sitemap.xmllists every HTML page and Markdown mirror./.nojekyllprevents GitHub Pages from converting the Markdown mirrors to HTML.
Ask your AI about this page: paste this page's link into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant and ask a question, about this page, or anything that takes several of our pages to answer. Every page here publishes a machine-readable copy, so your assistant can read the current record directly:
https://colorado-medical-cannabis.org/agent-access/
For example: “What happened at the most recent Science & Policy Forum meeting?” · “Why does weed smell like skunk?” · “What is the ‘entourage effect’ for cannabis?”