Name the addresses you know — the community verifies before a label goes live.
A community label is a label, not proof of ownership: it never becomes an entity claim on its own.
A community label is a label. However many votes it earned, it never becomes an evidence-backed entity claim on its own — the two live in different registers.
Labels go live after three net approvals, not instantly. Until then a submission sits pending, visible for what it is: unverified.
Reputation rewards accepted labels, not correct ones — a promoted label can still be wrong, and the moderation path exists for exactly that.
Open community address labels →After three net approving votes from the community.
No — it is a label, kept apart from evidence-backed ownership claims.
Reputation on the platform when your labels are accepted.
It can be reported and moderated. Labels stay community-managed, and evidence-backed claims live in a separate register that a label can never join on votes alone.
The vote window is what keeps a label from being a self-serve nameplate — a claim other people get to check before it goes live.