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… opt-in - Hero tagline now leads with the infrastructure framing (powers vulnerability disclosure and security reporting, Internet-wide) while keeping the safe/simple/standardized triad, plus a subtle supporting line (open/est-2018, 27,583 orgs tracked, the Fortune 100 safe-harbor scoreboard). - what-is-disclose / vision-and-mission / key-objectives / universe rewritten to the deck framing: provenance (2014 lineage, 2018 founded, 2020 dioterms CC0), the ecosystem (standards/tools/data/measurement/commons), and the F100/ASX100/FTSE100 safe-harbor scoreboard. Footer blurb, site meta and llms.txt aligned to the same wording. - The "I found a vulnerability" card retargeted from directory to lookup.disclose.io (a finder's first need is who to report to). - Footer resources gain Directory, Scoreboard and Vault. - functions/_middleware.ts: the basic-auth wall is now OPT-IN (enforces only when REQUIRE_AUTH=true) so dev.disclose.io serves ungated. noindex is still enforced via static/_headers. Look and feel unchanged (copy, one muted supporting line, three footer links). preview branch only; live disclose.io (main) is unaffected.
- Remove hard numbers that would go stale: org totals (27,583), the
Fortune 100 / ASX 100 / FTSE 100 tallies, and founding years. The
scoreboard is now referred to qualitatively ("safe-harbor scoreboard
for the world's biggest companies").
- Tighten everything for a wide, mixed audience: shorter hero tagline and
supporting line, condensed what-is / vision-and-mission / key-objectives,
and "for everyone" in place of longer phrasings.
- No look/feel change; preview branch only.
FAQs (front page): - Correct the nonprofit status: disclose.io is incorporated as a Delaware nonprofit; 501(c)(3) is still in progress, so gifts aren't deductible yet (was "in the process of incorporating"). - Fix a garbled founder credit: "National Transport and Information Authority" -> National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). - Point "keep the list up to date" at directory.disclose.io (the system of record) instead of a mismatched diodb/dioterms link. - Drop the drift-prone "even in 2026" line; tighten every answer. Factuality: - Generalize unverifiable future event dates for Hackers on the Hill. - Retire the dead data.disclose.io survey entry in the project directory. Em-dashes removed across the whole site (house style): content, data, config, layouts, static, and the framework generator (maturity titles + descriptions). Left untouched by design: the canonical legal terms and the externally- attributed good-faith-research practices doc.
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Front-page and site copy refresh for disclose.io.
Copy / mission
FAQs (front page)
Housekeeping
functions/_middleware.tsmade opt-in (inert on the GitHub Pages production build).Reviewed end-to-end on the dev.disclose.io preview.