Tome V could function as the versioned infrastructure layer of Socioplastics: the place where TXT, Markdown, JSON, JSON-LD, bibliography, MUSE, Books, Tomes and future DOI objects are organised without losing their genealogy. TXT should be treated as the raw mineral layer of the field: simple, durable, portable and ideal for preserving every textual state. Markdown should become the readable structural layer, because it keeps titles, hierarchy, links, references and node relations visible to humans and machines. JSON and JSON-LD should translate that structure into data and semantic entities, allowing each concept, node, book or operator to be queried, related and reused. GitHub is the logical home for this living process because it preserves versions, changes, branches, releases and corrections; Hugging Face is the parallel home where the cleaned corpus becomes a reusable dataset for AI, embeddings, RAG and semantic search; Zenodo or Figshare should receive only the stabilised releases that deserve DOI fixation. The forty concepts without DOI can therefore enter Tome V as candidates: first TXT, then Markdown, then JSON-LD, then reviewed bibliography, then release, then DOI. MUSE should operate as the master operational index connecting all scales. Many folders are not a problem if the grammar is stable. The principle is simple: TXT preserves, Markdown organises, JSON structures, JSON-LD semantises, GitHub remembers, Hugging Face makes the field machine-readable, and DOI freezes mature states.
