What never appears here.
Researchers who publish about their own rejections can hurt the programs they hunt, and their own reports. These rules apply to every page on this site, and a build check enforces them.
- A program, protocol, contract, function or finding ID next to an outcome.
- Quotes or paraphrases of triage comments.
- Anything about a submission still awaiting a verdict.
- Implied credentials, staff or a team. I am one researcher.
- AI-generated media presented as a record: no fake terminals, dashboards, screenshots, badges or portraits.
- Aggregates in a closed vocabulary, with no target dimension.
- Every number generated by a script in a public repository, and linked to it.
- Limitations stated before results, including failed experiments.
- First person singular.
How it is enforced
Every build of this site runs two gates. A facts check downloads the published dataset summary and fails if any number on the site disagrees with it. A disclosure scan searches the built pages for every program, platform and finding-ID token on a private blocklist, and the deploy does not happen if it finds one. The blocklist itself is never committed, for the obvious reason.
Imagery credits
The dark lattice behind the hero and page headers is AI-generated atmosphere, made with Higgsfield (model: Z Image) on 11 October 2026 from a text prompt describing an abstract grid of rounded squares. It is decoration and contains no data. Every chart, number and terminal on this site is real and generated from source.
Found something that breaks these rules?
Tell me and I will fix it the same day: @YKhomenkov or yuriykhomenkov@gmail.com.