Creator Hub
Badges and Trust Levels
Badges should reward quality, originality, reliability, support behavior, and verified compatibility without becoming pay-to-trust labels.
Public surface
Badges and Trust Levels
Trust labels help users scan creator quality. They must be earned through reviewable behavior and stay separate from private admin notes or paid access.
Reliable packages, complete previews, clean reports, and clear compatibility notes.
Ownership declarations, source notes, and attribution discipline.
Helpful support, respectful conduct, and useful feedback loops.
Badge changes should be auditable in protected admin workflows.
| Examples | Verified creator, clean package streak, Samsung-tested, support helper, original artwork, seasonal winner. |
|---|---|
| Not for sale | Trust badges should not be purchasable or implied by Premium status alone. |
| Removal | Badges can be removed for misleading metadata, unsafe packs, ownership issues, or conduct problems. |
| Display | Public pages can show badge meaning, earned date, and related pack evidence. |
Workflow
How this should work
A public page should explain the user path while protected state, permissions, and audit trails stay in CRYA Mission Control.
Submit complete, safe, reviewed work.
Admin checks quality, rights, and behavior.
Badge appears publicly with clear meaning.
Future behavior and pack quality maintain the signal.
Related surfaces
Continue the journey
Move between public discovery, creator guidance, store trust, and support evidence without exposing private admin systems.