Integrity

Reputation, Activity Rewards and Tribe Battles all depend on records that people can trust.

Integrity is the system behind those records: making sure activity is attributable, outcomes are not selectively edited and invalid behaviour does not remain part of the trusted record.

Core principles

• Real activity only. Verified records are based on attributable activity and integrity checks, not screenshots or self-reported claims.
• Wins and losses stay. Genuine outcomes remain part of verified history, whether they were positive or negative.
• Invalid activity can be removed. Fraudulent, manipulated or otherwise invalid activity can be excluded or removed after review.
• Attribution must hold. Activity used for rewards, reputation or competition must be connected to the people and actions it claims to represent.
• Rewards are checked before becoming available. Activity Rewards can remain pending until the underlying activity and attribution have passed the required checks.
• Battle results depend on valid activity. Activity that does not meet the relevant Battle or integrity rules should not contribute to a Battle result.

Correcting the record

Integrity reviews exist to correct the record, not to improve it for the person or Tribe being reviewed.

A legitimate loss is not removed because it looks bad.

A fraudulent win does not stay because it looks good.

The goal is for verified history to reflect what actually happened.

Reviews and enforcement

Where activity is found to be invalid, Tribes can take actions such as:

• removing or excluding activity from verified history
• voiding Activity Rewards
• excluding activity from reputation or rankings
• excluding activity from Tribe Battle scoring
• applying additional enforcement where appropriate

See Reward states and Integrity and abuse prevention.