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Publication record

Updates and Change Log

A transparent record of what was added, removed, corrected, reviewed, or technically changed—and why.

Publication updates

No paid placement policy adopted

Directory inclusion and editorial coverage cannot be purchased or exchanged for links, cryptocurrency, products, or services.

What belongs in this log

A useful entry identifies the affected page or record, the previous state, the new state, the evidence or reason, the publication date, and whether a reader correction triggered the change.

  • a project onion-address change;
  • a material correction to history, terminology, or technical guidance;
  • a directory record added, removed, or moved to history;
  • a change to the verification or editorial methodology;
  • a major WordPress, canonical, sitemap, or indexing change that affects public access;
  • a policy revision that changes how readers or submissions are handled.

What does not belong

Do not create an update solely to refresh a date, manufacture a freshness signal, or announce a cosmetic edit. Small spelling and formatting corrections may be handled through ordinary revision history unless they change meaning.

How dates are used

The published date identifies the update entry. A page’s last-reviewed date changes only when its sources and conclusions have been substantively checked. The change log should make that work visible without pretending that every page was reviewed every day.