Evidence has a status
Verified, neutral, religious, contested, and legendary links stay visually distinct so context is not flattened.
About Lineage Tree
We are building a public map of historical relationships that makes room for proof, tradition, disagreement, and discovery—without pretending they are the same thing.
Not one perfect tree. A transparent record of what people claim, what sources support, and what remains unresolved.
Verified, neutral, religious, contested, and legendary links stay visually distinct so context is not flattened.
Personal trees begin private. Access is deliberate, and private work cannot quietly leak into the public graph.
Proposals, review decisions, and canonical changes remain separate and auditable so a bad update can be traced and corrected.
The review ladder
A contributor does not publish directly to the public tree. Independent reviewers weigh the evidence first. Clean consensus moves forward; disagreement asks for more scrutiny instead of forcing a false certainty.
Independent reviews establish the first consensus.
Two more reviewers confirm a unanimous result.
One last review clears the proposal for publication.
The next branch needs a human