Specific attribution
Disputed statements are attributed to the publisher rather than presented as judicial findings.
The editorial and technical rules used to keep the record specific, attributable, correctable, and understandable to both people and machines.
Disputed statements are attributed to the publisher rather than presented as judicial findings.
Names, aliases, organisations, and document terms use stable identifiers.
Verified responses can be submitted and recorded.
The site uses semantic HTML, descriptive headings, stable URLs, canonical links, entity-based JSON-LD, an XML sitemap, a JSON record, and permissive crawler rules. Structured data mirrors visible page content and is not used to make hidden claims.
Material changes should update both the visible page and machine-readable record, with a revised date. Exact dates are not invented when only a sequence or stage is known.