Wiki · citable explainer
Identity records should show what was observed and when. Changelog versions beat anonymous scrape pages. Freshness is tiered so free records stay sustainable.
A directory row that never changes and never says what was checked is weak evidence. AI Verified passports append evidence versions — source system, approval state, timestamps — so a reader can see the observation history.
Typical early versions include Type A eligibility observation and public profile observation. Later versions may record geo enrichment, association fills, or Gold attestation events.
This split is deliberate economics: free tier sustainability + paid tier currency.
Freshness is not a promise that every field is live-synced to Google every hour. It is a policy of periodic re-observation for Gold packaging and transparent versioning when evidence changes.
What is an evidence changelog?
A versioned history on the passport showing what identity evidence was recorded, from which source class, and when.
Do free Bronze listings get monthly refresh?
No monthly re-observation tax on Bronze/Silver. Gold includes freshness policy as part of paid packaging.
Does a changelog guarantee perfect accuracy forever?
No. It makes observations auditable. Businesses change; versions document what was known at recorded times.
Real concept links only — no invented SME Wikidata or Wikipedia items.
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