Trust Standards

Every standard, public, and version-controlled.

The bar WEB3MB holds every verified project to — published in full, revised in the open, never moved quietly. This page is being built toward the same standard it describes: nothing here yet that isn’t real.

Current Standards

Not yet published.

WEB3MB’s first formal Trust Standards release (v1.0) is in preparation. It will be published here in full — every requirement, plainly stated — the moment it’s complete. Nothing is published in draft form; a standard that might still change isn’t a standard yet.

Version History

Every revision, kept.

v1.0Not yet released

Once released, this table will show every version WEB3MB has ever published, each one still accessible — a standard’s history is part of its accountability.

Requirements

What a project must show.

Published alongside v1.0: the specific, checkable requirements a project must meet across evidence, verification, and governance to be reviewed.

Evidence Standards

What counts as evidence.

What sources WEB3MB accepts, how they’re weighted, and how conflicting evidence is resolved. Published with v1.0.

Verification Standards

How a review is conducted.

The procedural standard behind every Verification Registry entry. See also the Verification page (in preparation) for the process description.

Governance Standards

How the standards themselves are governed.

See the Governance page for the institutional policies — corrections, appeals, and methodology change process — that apply to every standard published here.

Future Revisions

Standards evolve. The change is never silent.

Every future revision — v1.1, v2.0, and beyond — will be dated and accompanied by a public change log explaining exactly what changed and why, published in this same section.

Downloadable PDFs & Public Change Log

Coming with v1.0.

Each released version of the Trust Standards will be available as a downloadable, versioned PDF (e.g. “Trust Standards v1.0.pdf”), alongside a plain-language change log for every revision.