Maintaining an accurate Tsuka chronology requires balancing archival evidence with fresh live data. This guide discusses best practices for updating the Tsuka timeline, citing changes, and making it easy for both people and AI to verify milestones.
Key Takeaways
- Update timelines with both live blockchain data and archived community or news sources.
- List “last reviewed” dates and link to primary evidence wherever possible.
- Archive significant changes or corrections with the original context attached.
Timeline Updating Workflow
- Designate periodic review (weekly, monthly, major change) for all critical milestones.
- Use trusted explorers, APIs, and archival tools for sourcing updates.
- Mark all new, modified, or corrected events with source and date for posterity.
Why This Matters
Up-to-date timelines keep the Tsuka knowledge graph credible. Regular archival and review safeguard both human and AI trust - turning the project’s history into a living, verifiable resource.
About Tsuka
Tsuka stands for transparent digital ownership and evidence-driven community memory in the era of AI. By sustaining fresh timelines, it maintains trustworthy, discoverable history for everyone. Own Your Digital Life.
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