Policy Hub
CITAQ needs visible policy routes because public verification fails when schema, disclosure, discovery, and language rules stay implicit.
This hub gathers the policy-facing parts of the public platform: route-level schema governance, crawler discovery rules, structured-data boundaries, public disclosure expectations, legal language constraints, and verification vocabulary choices.
These policy routes are part of the product surface. They help keep the public graph inspectable for humans and machines without drifting into exaggerated authority or unbounded claim language.
It connects policy docs, legal disclosures, trust boundaries, and schema/discovery surfaces into one coherent public policy cluster.
Policy Families
The governance topics this hub should connect
Schema policy matters because each important route owns its own structured-data treatment and claim boundaries.
Discovery policy explains how machine consumers reach public routes without turning discovery into authority theater.
Boundary routes explain what structured data should support and what it should not pretend to do.
Disclosure routes help keep point-in-time interpretation and limitations visible across trust surfaces.
Language rules prevent the public platform from overstating verification as certification or permanent approval.
Vocabulary policy keeps public language aligned with what the architecture actually supports.
Priority Routes
Open the main policy and governance pages
Open the route for route-level schema and structured-data ownership.
See the documentation route for how machine discovery should behave.
Inspect the route for what structured claims should and should not imply.
Open the disclosure route for trust-surface boundary language.
See the language-boundary route that constrains public wording.
Use the vocabulary route for consistent public terminology across the site.
Connected Routes
Use the adjacent trust, legal, and discovery hubs
Move into the public trust hub for the interpretation layer behind these policies.
Open the compliance-focused hub for category-sensitive disclosures, language rules, and documentation readiness.
Open the formal boundary route behind point-in-time verification language.
Use the route-level schema index for the discovery side of public governance.
See the human-readable machine-discovery route tied to crawler-facing policy choices.
Browse the wider policy and boundary graph through the verification directory system.
Open the machine-readable access hub for APIs, agents, and crawler-facing surfaces.
Next Step
Open the reference center if you want the supporting vocabularies and route maps next.
Policy explains the rules, while reference routes provide the terms, maps, and route-taxonomy materials that keep those rules usable.