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| Requirement | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Canonical URLs | Add explicit canonicals to every public page; verify Search Console because of the current search-result anomaly |
| Metadata | Title, meta description, OG title, OG description, OG image, author/steward, date published, date updated |
| Structured data | Use `Article` / `BlogPosting` for essays and dossier updates; use `CollectionPage` for archive hubs |
| ClaimReview schema | Use only on true claim-review pages that review claims made by others and follow a real methodology |
| Sitemap | Publish and verify XML sitemap; if WordPress auto-generates one, confirm coverage and submit in Search Console |
| RSS / Atom | Surface a public feed for journal and dossier updates; Google recognizes RSS/Atom as acceptable sitemap formats for some workflows |
| Robots | Maintain a root-level `robots.txt`; do not block public archive pages unnecessarily |
| Search hygiene | Noindex member gate, submit pages, private roster pages, and any login-only utilities |
| Internal linking | Every essay should point upward to dossier/library pages and sideways to toolkits |
| Privacy surface | Publish an actual privacy page covering server logs, plugins, embeds, email handling, and data retention |
| Corrections surface | Publish a corrections policy and version log |
| Security | Backups, software updates, plugin minimization, 2FA for editors, submission hardening, rate limiting |
| Performance | Keep the no-external-scripts posture unless a specific tool justifies its privacy cost |
Google’s own documentation supports this direction: it recommends clear canonicalization, supports XML sitemaps and RSS/Atom feeds, uses Article structured data to understand article pages, and limits ClaimReview to pages that genuinely review claims. Robots control should live at the domain root. citeturn23search5turn23search1turn23search2turn23search0turn23search7turn23search10
On privacy, the site’s public copy is unusually good—but that promise must be operationalized. The site currently states that the theme does not load analytics, pixels, external fonts, or third-party scripts, while also warning that WordPress, the server, plugins, and embeds may still collect data. That is exactly the right cautionary posture. The next step is to promote that warning into a full privacy policy and plugin audit checklist so the site never accidentally promises anonymity it cannot deliver. citeturn1view0turn2view3
## Editorial Standards, Moderation, and Claim Review
The site already states the right principles. The manifesto rejects violence, threats, vigilantism, scapegoating, and cult behavior. The civil-liberties page instructs readers to separate fact from opinion, cite documents, avoid doxxing, and focus criticism on conduct and institutions. The field guide requires sources before spectacle and corrections before ego. The submit page says editors verify claims, redact private data, and reject unsafe material before publication. These standards are already good enough to become a formal editorial constitution. citeturn2view0turn2view1turn3view0turn3view2
The missing step is operationalization. The site needs a **public standards page** and a **repeatable editorial workflow**.
| Workflow stage | What happens | Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Intake | Collect submission, label genre, check account status | Intake editor |
| Triage | Reject obvious threats, doxxing, private accusations, illegal instructions, spam | Moderator |
| Verification | Check dates, source trail, public records, screenshots, claim provenance | Research editor |
| Harm review | Remove unnecessary personal data, assess risk to private persons and vulnerable groups | Managing editor |
| Legal review | Escalate defamation, leaked material, minors, crime allegations, or employment-risk cases | Fractional counsel |
| Confidence labeling | Apply taxonomy and write “what remains true” section | Research editor |
| Publication | Add metadata, genre label, correction link, change log, internal links | Copy editor / publisher |
| Post-publication review | Monitor corrections, reclassify if needed, log updates publicly | Managing editor |
The flowchart below shows the same operation as a decision path:
' ' ' mermaid
flowchart TD
A[Submission received] --> B{Threats, doxxing, illegal content, hate?}
B -- Yes --> X[Reject and log]
B -- No --> C{Public-interest factual claim?}
C -- No --> D[Route as essay, field note, or cultural piece]
C -- Yes --> E[Verify source trail and documentation]
E --> F{Adequate evidence?}
F -- No --> G[Hold, request more support, or mark unsupported]
F -- Yes --> H[Harm review and redaction]
H --> I{Legal-risk escalation needed?}
I -- Yes --> J[Counsel review]
I -- No --> K[Apply confidence label]
J --> K
K --> L[Publish with corrections link and metadata]
L --> M[Monitor, correct, and version]
' ' '
The public confidence taxonomy should be stricter than a generic fact-check site because the symbolic language of this project is unusually combustible.
| Label | Meaning | Publication rule |
|---|---|---|
| Documented | Supported by primary documents or direct evidence | Can be stated as verified |
| Official claim | Asserted by a government, institution, or named stakeholder, but not independently resolved by the site | Must be clearly attributed |
| Likely | Strong but incomplete evidentiary support | Publish with caveat |
| Disputed | Serious evidence or expert disagreement remains | Publish both sides and what remains true |
| Speculative | Thin evidentiary basis, pattern inference only | Keep out of headlines; publish sparingly |
| Unsupported | No adequate evidence found | Publish only as a debunk or non-publication note |
| Opinion / cultural reading | Interpretive argument, symbolic analysis, aesthetic reading | Label as opinion |
| Satire / art | Symbolic or creative material | Label clearly to avoid misreading |
| Forbidden | Living-person Antichrist identification, doxxing, threats, vigilante calls, identity hunts | Do not publish |
This taxonomy fits both the field guide’s anti-panic stance and the uploaded recommendation to structure pages around claim, source, context, counterclaim, and lawful next steps. citeturn3view0 fileciteturn0file0
A detailed claim-review template should be public and consistent:
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Claim
Who made it, where, and when
What type of claim is this
Official claim / factual claim / symbolic claim / rumor / interpretation
Primary evidence
Orders, regulations, transcripts, filings, datasets, direct images, contemporaneous statements
Context
Historical, legal, institutional, and timeline background
Counter-evidence or alternate reading
Strongest fair disagreement, missing evidence, or reporting limitations
What remains true
The narrowest careful conclusion the evidence genuinely supports
Confidence label
Documented / Official claim / Likely / Disputed / Speculative / Unsupported
Potential harms
Who could be wrongly targeted, chilled, or exposed by careless framing
Lawful next steps
Read, request records, submit a correction, consult counsel, attend a hearing, document locally
Correction channel
Direct path for readers to challenge or update the page
' ' '
Three example claim classifications show how this should work in practice:
| Example claim | Recommended label | Why |
|---|---|---|
| “EO 14202 created a DOJ anti-Christian-bias task force with cross-agency membership and mandatory reporting.” | Documented | The order and White House materials state this directly |
| “EO 14202 proves a government-wide Biden-era war on Christians.” | Disputed | It is an official administrative claim, but the uploaded analysis, AP reporting, and the OIG record do not settle it as an independently established conclusion |
| “A named living politician or cleric is the Antichrist.” | Forbidden / unsupported | Violates the field guide’s anti-target rule and converts symbolic analysis into private-target logic |
The evidentiary basis for those examples is strong: EO 14202’s text and White House materials document the task force; the April 2026 DOJ release shows the administration’s claim structure; AP reports describe the criticism that the report is partisan and selective; and the OIG’s Richmond memo review provides an official counterweight on one of the report’s most cited episodes. The field guide separately bars living-person hunts. citeturn20view3turn10view8turn15view0turn18news31turn22view0turn3view0 fileciteturn0file1