Questions about the delivery experiment.

No. The scope is metadata delivery only. The origin pages provide the visible evidence, while a later phase will append an approved machine-readable annotation to the HTML response without changing the page’s design or copy.

No. It can make supported information easier to interpret, but platforms decide independently what to crawl, understand, rank, cite, or present. The prototype measures technical delivery and verification, not those downstream outcomes.

Not for this workflow. Each delivered property must be backed by text that a visitor can see on the page or by an approved organization identity fact. Claims that are uncertain, stale, or unauthorized are excluded.

Live generation adds latency, nondeterminism, cost, and a greater chance of accidental unsupported claims. This design generates and approves content offline, then serves a stable version at the edge.

The delivery policy has an explicit disablement path. When no active annotation is selected for a URL, the response passes through unchanged. A subsequent public crawl can confirm the rollback.