People
Stable identities, verified organizational roles, attributable canonical work, and explicit limits on credentials the public evidence does not support.
Provenance standard
A public person entity should answer who developed or reviewed a resource, what work is actually attributable, which expertise signals can be inspected, and which credentials remain unsupported or unavailable.
Canonical author
Organizational role
Authorship rules
Supported
Named canonical resources, registered authorship or review, organization-asserted roles, inspectable methods, and public evidence links.
Not inferred
Degrees, certifications, years of experience, client outcomes, or expertise labels are not added merely because a person is connected to NRLC or a topic.
For teams that need AI systems to retrieve, cite, and represent the right information, NRLC provides entity architecture, structured data engineering, retrieval signal implementation, and source-of-truth systems for AI-mediated discovery.