Section 16.6 · Binding doctrine principle DP2
Entity Coherence Across Sources
The platform's representation across every authoritative source — Wikipedia, Wikidata, Crunchbase, G2, Capterra, Gartner, Forrester, LinkedIn, the platform's own properties — is consistent in factual claims, entity relationships, capability descriptions, and commercial positioning.
- Owner
- knowledge-graph-program
- Evaluation hook
- entity_coherence_audit
- Review cadence
- every 30 days
Why this principle exists
DP2 is one of the eleven binding doctrine principles governing the §16.6 Discoverability Operating System. Each principle is enforced as a continuous engineering function rather than a discrete campaign — the platform’s discoverability authority compounds over sustained operation and erodes during inter-cycle gaps. The compound presence thesis means a gap on any single principle produces multiplicative drag across every presence vector the principle supports.