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PUBLIC RECORDS
A page changes. Its address doesn't.
How a tidy current page can tell only half the story of a published project.
FIELD NOTES / ISSUE 001 / 2026
Trust
Archive.
Notes on digital identity, public records, and the details that tend to get lost between versions.
Browse the record indexINDEX / OCTOBER 2026
Published notes
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VOL. 01 — CURRENT EDITION
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DIGITAL IDENTITY
The name on the page
A name, a handle, and a project aren't always three pieces of independent evidence.
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EVIDENCE & CONTEXT
Before you trust the screenshot
A cropped image can be accurate and still leave out the thing that matters.
Records are presented in publication order. Notes may be corrected or revised as source information changes.
ABOUT THE ARCHIVE
Notes from
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Why keep an archive?
We started this notebook because a link is often treated as the whole story. It rarely is. A project page can change, a username can travel between sites, and a confident-looking image can lose its context on the way to your screen.
Trust Archive is where FerroGlyph keeps short, practical observations about those gaps. It's an accompanying publication to our Evil Trust 2026 programme, but these pages are written for anyone who works with public information.
Nothing here requires special access. What matters is being patient with the record.
PUBLICATION DETAILS
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& maintenance
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Trust Archive is published by FerroGlyph. The site is maintained as a small, independently updated collection of field notes, without accounts, advertising, or third-party tracking.