SRAM write boundary packet
The first archive issue links the lesson packet, worksheet, lab evidence, source rules, and sponsor boundary without collecting email addresses.
Open source section ->NEWSLETTER
Public archive first.
Email later.
SemiAgora can adopt the newsletter pattern without collecting emails yet. The first version is an editorial structure for briefing issues, lab releases, resources, and corrections.
ISSUE STRUCTURE
Four blocks are enough for MVP.
This mirrors industry portals and university updates, but keeps SemiAgora's evidence-first boundary: no copied article bodies, no hidden sponsorship, no unreviewed job scraping.
Current semiconductor signals
A short digest built from Official RSS/API metadata only: news, company updates, research papers, and why they matter.
Open source section ->New reproduced evidence
Release notes for labs, datasets, netlists, checksums, model boundaries, and correction history.
Open source section ->Useful outside links
A curated subset of courses, tools, open-silicon programs, workforce references, and lab-directory seeds.
Open source section ->Visible changes
When a number, figure, wording, or source note changes, the newsletter should point to the correction trail.
Open source section ->SPONSOR RULE
Commercial support stays labeled.
Paid lines can be considered later only as clearly labeled sponsor inventory. They must not change editorial ranking or appear as SemiAgora recommendations.
Next build step
Issue 001 is live as a public archive. Add email signup only after privacy, consent, unsubscribe, sender-domain, and sponsor-label checks are complete.