[wadiz] Transparency Report Vol. 16

Issue date

2026. 08. 10

Target period

08.02 — 08.08

publication cycle

every Monday

Previously, the results were sent in several PDF files, and overlapping images and contents were repeated for each file, and the maker had to download them one by one and check them every time. Starting this week, the monitoring system has been upgraded, and the criteria for screening have been refined in a more meticulous and consistent manner.

The accuracy of judgment has also improved as AI catches a wide range of items that can be scanned and filters out mistakes that are easy for humans to miss early in the automatic verification process. As a result, overlapping content was filtered out and only the core was organized into concise text, and only the necessary images were included together so that they could be immediately checked with a single link.

The time spent downloading files and collating them one by one is greatly reduced, so the maker can save the trouble of checking the results. Above all, as the accuracy has increased, you can now trust the results more and move on quickly to the next step. Wadiz will continue to carefully correct this standard in the future.

If you click on the link, you'll be able to see these screens. You can find the items you want right away by the table of contents for each area, and it is divided into 'Please revise' and 'Please review' items, along with the text that needs to be revised. "Can't submit" and "Can't submit" are separated by colors, so you can check them at a glance, and you can change the language to see them. The monitoring results received so far remain a history, so you can check again at any time.

Even though the applicant is a minor, we have confirmed that he applied as a "funding" type. Minors are not allowed to open general funding projects in their personal capacity for protection, so projects that do not meet the qualification criteria have been non-exposed. However, projects for personal self-realization or social value creation can be carried out as a type of sponsorship, so we guided the transition of sponsorship types through the consent of legal representatives.

Sponsorship is a form of support for challenges and activities, so it can be designed with a light reward of a certain amount. However, this project had a clear purpose of sale with specific rewards and target amounts, so the trust team decided that the general funding type was more suitable, so they guided the maker to the right category and helped reset it.

The most noticeable change this week was the "how you check" itself. It filters out overlapping feedback scattered across multiple PDFs and organizes it into concise text, and now it can be checked immediately with a single link.

At the application review stage, we carefully looked at the qualifications for use and the type of project. Underage funding applications guided the conversion of sponsorship through legal representation consent after non-exposure measures, and helped to reset projects that were not of the type to funding.

These changes eventually go in one direction. The more sophisticated the screening criteria, the cleaner and more consistent the makers can get, and the supporters can trust the criteria and participate with more confidence.

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