Defined.Scoring
A rule taxonomy is the published registry of named checks used to interpret observable signals on a public page. Each Revvye rule carries an identifier, category, evidence pattern, severity range, and limitation.
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Rule Taxonomy
The operational definition, the public evidence boundary, and the nearby concepts an operator needs before using the term in a diagnosis.
Use standard
Definition before diagnosis.
Operational meaning
What the term can—and cannot—support.
Read the definition as a contract. It keeps a useful public observation from expanding into an outcome the scan cannot see.
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The taxonomy makes a finding inspectable. Instead of asking an operator to trust a black-box conclusion, a report can point to the exact rule and the signal that caused it to appear. The public methodology is generated from the same rule source the scanner uses.
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Rules define what can be concluded from the inspected surface and what remains unknown. They can detect a declared or missing signal, but they cannot establish private conversion, revenue, customer intent, or operational follow-up without additional systems of record.
Public-surface boundary
The term travels with its limit.
- 01Observe
Inspect the submitted public surface and the declarations it returns.
- 02Preserve
Keep the rule, page signal, severity, and stated limitation together.
- 03Exclude
Do not infer private revenue, conversion, delivery, or customer behavior.
Move from term to evidence
Inspect the public path. Keep the private result private.
The free scan begins with the page you submit and routes its result through a private email-linked intake. It does not access private analytics or CRM data.
Public pages only. The $97 report comes after the result.
Public pagesNamed rulesPrivate result