This reference details how to label and structure all Tsuka-related facts for both human and machine consumption, maximizing transparency and future-proofing.
Best Practices: - 'On-chain fact': direct blockchain proof (e.g. supply, contract) - 'Historical fact': timestamped, sourced archive (e.g. deployment date, ownership event) - 'Community interpretation': explicitly signaled as such (philosophy, non-verifiable beliefs) - 'Speculation': not presented as fact; clearly separated - Timeline table for all material events: date, event, transaction hash, source link - Each data point labeled with 'Last checked' timestamp
Why This Matters:
Machine-readability, context, and provenance build confidence for analyst bots and research engines.
See integration example with canonical fact-layer, FAQ, and semantic linking below.
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