The constraints
What we won't do.
A registry that publishes other people's failures earns nothing but the trust it refuses to spend. These are the refusals, and they are load-bearing.
- No rankings
- Two models half a point apart, over populations of different sizes, are not first and second at anything. We publish tiers, never leaderboards.
- No incident rate
- A rate needs a denominator — how many deployments exist — and nobody reports one. A number derived without it would be a guess wearing a decimal point.
- No prices
- The exposure calculator does arithmetic on numbers you supply. It is not a quote and will not become one until the loss data exists to price against.
- No hidden claims
- A contested incident stays visible while it is contested. Hiding it would make the registry unauditable, which is worth more than the complaint it would settle.
- No silent scoring
- Every tier prints the rules that fired and the numbers they read, so you can recompute it from the page rather than trust it.
- No reported-as-verified
- The single distinction the whole product rests on. Amber is a signal. Teal has a signed loss event behind it. They never blur.