Resolved record
0 incidents
A zero count means no resolved incident is currently recorded; it is not a claim that mistakes are impossible.
Correction history
Resolved Integrity Incidents
When an integrity problem is confirmed, the resolution record preserves what happened, what was corrected, and when the condition was closed.
Accountability
Correction remains part of the record
Resolved incidents are retained rather than quietly removed, supporting learning, reproducibility, and public accountability.
Individual dignity
Public facts, protected private details
The public record explains the integrity condition and correction without exposing private account data or internal personal notes.
How the Foundation governs this work
Transparency supports Truth, individual dignity, accountability, correction, and the Openness Test. Technical safeguards assist that responsibility; they do not replace human judgment or the eight-test gate.