The rules of the registry

Policies

Written before the first dispute, so every dispute is a lookup instead of a negotiation.

The registry holds itself to the same standard it holds its records to. Each policy below is a catalog record with its own revision digest: quoting a policy quotes an exact revision, and corrections move forward as new revisions instead of rewriting history.

  • The constitution

    Seven rules, written before the first dispute, so every dispute is a lookup instead of a negotiation.

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  • Corrections, disputes, and removal

    Corrections are free and move forward as new revisions. Disputes are public events against exact revisions. Delisting happens only for legal cause.

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  • Provenance tiers

    Every published revision carries a tier derived from evidence, never assigned by hand and never influenced by payment. A tier applies to an exact revision.

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  • Independent verification

    Every page names the exact release it was compiled from, and no one has to trust this site to check it.

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