genuine question somebody once offered to fund the testing programme in exchange for an entry. the offer is in the log
#vendor-verification 2026-01-30
- tenpence — genuine question somebody once offered to fund the testing programme in exchange for an entry. the offer is in the log 17:25
- cricket_or_footy — verification is revoked on a confirmed failure and the revocation stays in the log permanently 17:43
- homa_ir_hugo — what counts: an independent report, on a lot you bought yourself, with the lot number, from a lab the room recognises what does not count: the supplier certificate… 19:32
- tenpence — is there a version of the log i can read chronologically 20:40
- zed_zeroes_in — do blinded submissions carry more weight than open ones 20:44
thin evidence
[edited]verification is revoked on a confirmed failure and the revocation stays in the log permanently
does a supplier certificate on its own count for anything
how long does a verification stay current before it needs refreshing
for the archive why is a referral link disqualifying rather than just ignored
nothing gets deleted from the log, including our own mistakes
post the photos
lot number or nothing
blinded is better
blinded submissions carry more weight because they remove a variable, not because we distrust the labs
thats not evidence
coming back after 1 months, has the standard changed
what counts: an independent report, on a lot you bought yourself, with the lot number, from a lab the room recognises
what does not count: the supplier certificate alone, a screenshot, a referral link, or a friend who says it was fine
never for sale
nothing gets deleted
has verification ever been reinstated after a revocation
we refresh on new evidence, not on a clock. an old verification with no recent results says so on the entry, anyway
two labs a point or two apart on one lot is normal. both go in the log with both numbers
thats evidence
is there a version of the log i can read chronologically
*VendorInvestigate not the other one
do blinded submissions carry more weight than open ones