How TDG handles proof, privacy, and public trust.

Not every photo should be public. Not every image should count as proof. This page explains the difference in plain language.

What counts

Real collector photos

Use real photos for official proof, not random stock art and not made-up examples.

Private by default

Collector-owned images and notes should stay private unless there is a clear reason to publish them.

Public proof review

Only reviewed proof should support public pages and public value claims.

No AI official proof

AI-made images do not count as official proof for a real item or sale history.

Public pages can show concept art and route graphics, but proof claims must come from real evidence.

A value page without condition, variation, and source context is not enough.

Private information, addresses, account details, and payment details do not belong on public proof pages.

Page Walkthrough

This help walkthrough shows what How TDG handles proof, privacy, and public trust. covers and where to go next if you still need collector support.

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