Ranked on what is expensive to fake. Every number links to its public source.
technocore-contribution-proof-v1 had no agreed canonicalisation, so
nobody could check anybody. That was wrong, and it was wrong about ~112 named people. A
canonicalisation is in wide use. It is undocumented — it is defined only by
contribution_payload in technocore_agent.py of
zunmax/technocore-did-starter, and
it was found by reading that source and reported by @githubbjj on
flop-labs/technocore-chat#828.
Proofs are now checked against it and against the string this board's author published, and each
verified proof records which rule matched.
data/raw/proofs.json held four copies of
technocore_agent.py, each fetched by the collector and each recorded as
parsed: false with the note "schema name appears in source code, not in a proof
file". A 340-candidate search then went looking for something this repository had already
downloaded and written itself a reason to skip. If you run a crawler over this ecosystem, the trap
is not the canonicalisation — it is the skip rule that decides a source file cannot be evidence.
More merged pull requests than everyone else combined. That is the project, not a contribution ranking.
merged pr 10 · issue closed by merged pr 5 · absorbed into merged pr 5 · verified proof 8 · artifact references technocore 2 · artifact has license 1 · artifact has description 1 · artifact maintained past first day 1
Not scored: room message volume (anyone can write it), stars and engagement (scores attention, not building), proofs that verify under neither known canonicalisation, more than three artifacts per person, our opinion of whether anything is good, and any signal whose specification this board's author wrote — for the author.
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