Summary
Currently, once a claim is verified, the {{verified}} template shows a single checkmark. We want to allow additional users to add their attestations to already-verified content.
Options considered
- Stack multiple
{{verified}} tags - each verification adds another [✓] after the text
- Extend
{{verified}} to accept multiple attesters - like {{verified|JMyles|Justin|Magent}}
- Use the
{{claim}} attestation system - the att= parameter was designed for multi-attestation tracking: {{claim|text|att=JMyles:participant:2026-01-01,Justin:witness:2026-01-01}}
Option 3 is probably cleanest since it keeps the "Verify" button visible for additional attestations and uses the existing infrastructure.
Related
- Gadget-verify.js handles the verification UI
- Template:Claim has
att= parameter for attestations
- Template:Verified is the simple single-attestation marker
Summary
Currently, once a claim is verified, the
{{verified}}template shows a single checkmark. We want to allow additional users to add their attestations to already-verified content.Options considered
{{verified}}tags - each verification adds another[✓]after the text{{verified}}to accept multiple attesters - like{{verified|JMyles|Justin|Magent}}{{claim}}attestation system - theatt=parameter was designed for multi-attestation tracking:{{claim|text|att=JMyles:participant:2026-01-01,Justin:witness:2026-01-01}}Option 3 is probably cleanest since it keeps the "Verify" button visible for additional attestations and uses the existing infrastructure.
Related
att=parameter for attestations