G11 — E-E-A-T evidence graph · Graph systems

201 words. Researched design, reviewed 2026-09-12: a library view or proposed design with its sources stated; not a deployed system, a live audit or a provider requirement. Source: Graph/G11-e-e-a-t-evidence-graph.md. Graph systems, shelf 5 of 8; library release 2026.09.12-g40.

Status: NEW RESEARCHED DESIGN; not deployed
Reviewed: 2026-09-12
Nature: custom library evidence view; not a Google graph specification
Priority: P1
Accountability: R14, R13, R11, R19

Question

What real evidence demonstrates experience, expertise, attribution, and trust for this claim?

Nodes

Person; Work performed; Evidence; Published work; Independent mention; Correction

Relationship sketch

work performed → evidence
claim → bounded experience basis
mention → source and independence class

Evidence inputs

Actual work artifacts, methods, relevant verified qualifications, corrections, disclosures, and earned recognition.

Implementation

Build an evidence map for specific claims and subjects. Use it to expose missing support and accurate authorship, not to manufacture a universal authority score.

Acceptance checks

Experience claims point to real work or are omitted
Owned/paid/earned sources stay distinguished
No public Google E-E-A-T number is invented

Do not infer

This is an internal teaching and audit model; Google does not document it as a standalone ranking system.

Publication boundary

Publish substantiated selected evidence with permission; private engagement records remain private.

Source basis

S01, S08, S43. See Research/sources.json. Sources support the primitives or named technology. The organization, labels, actions, and acceptance contracts in this catalog are this library's design, not claimed provider requirements.