About
Recording facts, not judgements: the principle that shapes everything else
The moment a registry starts assessing rather than recording, it becomes something that cannot be corrected or checked.
About
The moment a registry starts assessing rather than recording, it becomes something that cannot be corrected or checked.
For Partners
Most data exchange problems between institutions are not technical. They are two organisations meaning different things by the same field name.
About
Without a shared reference, every institution, funder and analyst maintains their own version — all slightly different, none correctable.
Quality Assurance
What separates a registry from a scraped list is not accuracy. It is being able to show where every value came from.