Listing control
How the Honor Roll listing works
The Honor Roll is opt-in and owner-controlled. A domain appears only with its owner's published consent — and can be hidden again at any time.
How a domain gets listed
Listing is consent-only. A domain appears on the Honor Roll only when its owner has affirmatively opted in — never because we scanned it. Any one of these owner-controlled signals is enough:
- Verified claim — verify domain ownership on mnemom.ai (a DNS TXT record), then turn the Honor Roll toggle on.
- Published marker — publish an agent-readiness-status.json with leaderboard: true, or a /.well-known/iitr-leaderboard.json marker, on the domain itself.
How to hide a domain from the listing
Delisting is just as owner-controlled. Remove consent and the domain drops off the board on the next refresh (within 24 hours) — no request to us required:
- Turn the Honor Roll setting off in your claimed domain on mnemom.ai, or
- Remove the published marker (or set leaderboard: false).
- We re-verify consent on every refresh, so a domain is never shown once its owner has opted out.
What about the anonymous statistics?
The aggregate distribution ("better than X% of sites scanned") names no one. Scores feed it keyed by a one-way hash used only to de-duplicate — the domain itself is never stored — so there is nothing to opt out of there.