Build In Public / Product-standard route
Research Transparency Roadmap
Use this page as the public operating standard for the site. The encyclopedia should teach first, show sources, invite correction, publish quality context, and keep education separate from sales pressure.
Principles
What this standard should mean in public.
Education is the first CTA
Readers should be able to learn, search, verify, and follow without being pushed toward a conclusion.
Corrections are a feature
A living evidence site earns trust by making source suggestions, expert review, and updates visible.
Quality claims need context
Sourcing, testing, formulation, and COA language should be explained as quality context, not health-outcome proof.
Proof Routes
Where readers can inspect the vocabulary and risk context.
Build Standard
What needs to exist before product pages scale.
- Grow the research graph Keep expanding compound, target, outcome, safety, dictionary, and guide coverage.
- Publish quality literacy Add COA explainers, sourcing documentation routes, formulation standards, and transparent caveats.
- Keep education distinct Any non-educational layer should stay clearly separated from the encyclopedia's source-backed education pages.
Do Not Say
Guardrails that keep trust language honest.
- Do not make the encyclopedia read like promotional copy.
- Do not let any CTA outrank safety or evidence context.
- Do not present educational pages as individualized medical advice.