How to read a label

Every record carries one of four origin labels. The author chooses it when they sign, and it stays on the record for good.

Why the record holds

  1. Signed by a verified personA Verification Provider checks who the author is. The record is signed with a post-quantum key that only the author holds.
  2. Agreed by the networkIndependent nodes reach consensus before a record is committed. Once committed it cannot be quietly edited.
  3. Open to anyoneNo account and no API key. Everyone who checks a record sees the same answer you do.

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