Dissemination is not neutral broadcast. Each audience — legal practitioner, EU institution, journalist, civic petitioner, academic researcher — receives a different slice of the corpus through a different channel, under a different institutional obligation. The OWL 2 ontology formalises this: hashtags become classes, channels become properties, obligations become axioms. The graph below maps every dissemination pathway derived from the corpus, structured as a machine-readable institutional critique.
Not: "They ignored me." But: "This actor instantiates a repeatable failure class under defined conditions."
Formalising the hashtags as an ontology converts the work from narrative argument into machine-readable institutional critique. Each claim becomes a class, each case an instance, each causal relationship a defined property. The dissemination graph that follows shows how those classes reach each audience — and what obligation attaches on arrival.