StreetProof™

StreetProof Physical Brand Index™ (PBI)

Corrections log

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Every material correction to the StreetProof PBI is recorded here, dated and permanent: a misattributed asset, a wrong entity match, a revised statistic, or a methodology note that changes how a public number should be read. A source that shows its fixes is more trustworthy than one that hides them.

Corrections do not erase the ledger. They explain what changed in the public interpretation of the ledger: which entity an asset belongs to, whether an observation should be redacted, whether a statistic was regenerated after a query change, or whether a methodology note needed sharper language. That distinction matters. StreetProof is useful only if outsiders can see both the record and the repair history.

July 27, 2026 · Observation #1920

Redacted a storefront observation that treated the noisy OCR reading “Burriq” as a separate business even though the Scout supplied Bar Burrito Mexican Grill. The valid capture was reassigned to the submitted business and its reward was preserved. Unsubmitted OCR and vision-model names can no longer create a new business without an existing catalogue match, provider corroboration, or human review.

July 25, 2026 · Observation #1451

Redacted a Sydney vehicle-wrap observation that treated the phrase “Rent Me” as the entity name. Review confirmed that the crop identified Mobile Truck Rental as the operator and used “Rent Me” as a call-to-action. The incorrect entity was removed from public indexing, and promotional phrases now fail the automatic entity-name gate.

To report an error in a record, use the dispute & removal flow. Disputes that result in a material change are logged here.

What counts as material

  • Wrong business or wrong asset attribution.
  • Observation redactions caused by privacy, legal, or safety review.
  • Published statistics that change because a source query or cohort definition changed.
  • Methodology updates that change how a public score or verdict should be interpreted.