Public-life index
A shared name is not a claim of cousinhood.
Release R1 publishes the standard for public-life profiles before publishing profiles. Public visibility does not erase privacy, establish kinship, or make every personal detail relevant.
Eligibility standard
- The exact source-literal name is documented in a reliable public source.
- The reason for inclusion is material public work, not private family interest.
- Living people are described only within a separately reviewed, narrow publication basis and only in their public capacity.
- Every biographical statement has a direct citation and a last-reviewed date.
- No profile implies relationship to another bearer without a separate kinship proof.
Why no profiles appear yet
The inherited page mixed cited and uncited statements, included living people, and invited third-party nominations without a completed consent and review workflow. Those inputs need item-by-item verification and privacy review. This policy page is substantive; the list will follow only when the first reviewed tranche passes.
Literal forms stay literal
A profile filed under one spelling does not automatically enter another spelling's totals or imply that the forms are equivalent. Cross-form discovery will wait for an adopted, testable name-relationship policy.