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Write and approve a handbook that contains the procedures and formats that members of the Historians DAO should follow when writing and reviewing verdicts about $HASH descriptions
Motivation
We want a standardized process that historians follow when writing verdicts so that those verdicts are clear and helpful to readers, whether they are prospective purchasers or users seeking to learn about a transaction's historical significance.
Rationale
Widely differing research and verdict writing practices among historians will likely lead to reduced confidence in the reliability of the verdicts, which would threaten the goal of the Historians DAO project
Implementation
Historians could collaborate on developing a shared handbook document, which when approved by all, could be published to the repo and shared in the POB Discord
That handbook should include sections on:
Overall goal of the verification process
Types of verifiable claims
"genesis" claims
"first" claims
"largest/highest value" superlative claims
famous person's address claims
hack/exploit claims
Overview of the research process
How to write a verdict
Primary purpose: to provide sufficient information and context for a non-technical reader to be able to understand the historical significance of the HASH TX
Style and grammar guide
Basic requirements of all verdicts
Supplementary sources and links
Examples
How to review and vote on a verdict
Think adversarially
Precautionary principle - better to decline verification than to publish a misleading or incorrect verification