Verifiability is the first standard on the Caper wiki: the threshold for including material is whether readers can check it against a reliable, published source — not whether an editor believes it is true.[1] Any statement likely to be challenged, and every quotation, should carry an inline citation.
Reliable sources
Prefer primary documentation, project repositories, peer-reviewed work, and the on-chain record. The ledger is itself a primary source: a caper's treasury balance, a proposal outcome, or an executed grant can be cited directly — Caper's grants ledger and timeline blocks render that record verified by construction. Marketing copy and unattributed posts are weak sources.