How trust works on LayLinks

A profile may be publicly visible without a completed verification review. “Unverified” describes review status, not guilt, misconduct, or lack of ministry value. Search keeps fit more important than fame and uses verification only as a tie-break between otherwise comparable profiles.

A verification signal should identify the check completed, its date, and any limitation or expiry. It does not guarantee character, doctrine, safety, suitability for every audience, performance, or future conduct. Review the full limits.

Public availability is a coarse guide. It never reveals a private calendar reason and does not create a booking, agreement, or promise. Organisers and profile administrators must confirm purpose, timing, safeguarding, authority, costs, and practical arrangements separately.

Fit explains why public capability matches a stated need. Verification describes a defined check. Editorial, seasonal, or sponsored placement is labelled separately and must not be presented as a recommendation or proof of suitability.

Developmental feedback is not a public misconduct process. Serious concerns belong in a private, qualified human workflow with appropriate review and due process. Public pages do not expose allegations, reporters, evidence, or internal notes.