Own the record of what others publish about you

A corroboration is a page that talks about a business where someone else has the final say: an article, a review, a directory listing, a mention in a guide. It is the earned half of the story, next to the official pages where the business itself has the final say. Epovest records GEO corroborations by their exact address, with their publication date, so each one reads as dated proof against the citation curves.

Record each one as a corroboration, by its exact address: the source and the displayed name follow from it, the publication date lands as a dated annotation on your citation curves, and your notes keep the context. An obtained article stops being a line in a report and becomes a point you read your measures against, with your team and your AI assistant on the same registry.

Asking is a normal move, and the registry equips it: each corroboration says whether there is someone to ask, a contact, a form, an editor, and your notes keep who. When the story moves on, Quests suggests where asking pays first, and the update you obtain lands in your logbook, dated against your curves.

Quests lines up the proofs recorded before the current version of your canon, oldest first, wherever a request channel exists. Each line is a suggested move: you decide which sources to ask, every proof stays exactly as recorded, and the refreshed pages read on your curves like any dated action.

Yes, in one gesture, both ways, with nothing lost: a corroboration becomes an official page when you gain the final say, an official page becomes a corroboration when you hand it over. The registry follows your relation to the page as it changes, and the mentions found in your surveys are filed the same way: each one lands where the final say actually sits.