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PointSav Digital Systems

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fix(applications): add dated Correction callouts to 13 of 14 applications/ articles — worst defect rate of any category swept (fabricated kill-switch UI, WordPress admin panel, C2PA badges, collab feature x3, stale Phase 4/category-count claims, wrong catchment radius, misattributed crates); 1 verified clean

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### Citation badges

**Correction (2026-08-02):** the C2PA citation-badge feature below doesn't exist — zero hits for "C2PA," "Content Credentials," or any citation-badge implementation anywhere in `app-mediakit-knowledge/src/`; the real `src/citations.rs` implements only a plain footnote/citation-registry API with no verification-state coloring. The real-time collaborative editing claim further down (a shipped `--enable-collab` CRDT flag) is also fabricated — zero CRDT code or `--enable-collab` flag exists anywhere in the crate, same finding as `patterns/collab-via-passthrough-relay.md`. This article's disclosure-class field, forward-looking banner, masthead-band placeholder, and reader density toggle are all independently verified accurate — only these two features are invented. **Flagged, not resolved.**

Next to every inline citation reference, the chrome renders a small badge in the C2PA Content Credentials (CR) pin glyph convention. The badge defaults to neutral grey. This follows the lesson of the TLS padlock: in May 2023, Chrome removed the green padlock because 89% of users misread the positive state as "this site is trustworthy" rather than "the connection is encrypted." A positive-state signal that is ubiquitous becomes noise. Citation badges follow the same calibration: neutral grey for all-verified, amber for source drift, red for a missing or hash-mismatched citation, blue for forward-looking information. The verified-green state appears only when a reader explicitly toggles the "show all verified marks" density setting.

This addition does not interfere with footnote conventions. The badge appears at clause end, next to — not replacing — the existing `[n]` footnote superscript.
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