WTNMarket multi-region observation plan

Define the purpose of each check

A regional observation should answer whether a published URL responded from a specific network and time. It should not be presented as proof that the destination is official or safe.

Choose a small set of documented regions and use the same request method so the results can be compared fairly.

Record network context

Capture the region, resolver, timestamp, response class and redirect destination. Different DNS answers or timeouts can reflect routing, filtering or temporary infrastructure changes.

Avoid collecting unnecessary personal or device data. The report needs enough context to reproduce the observation, not a detailed profile of the tester.

Explain disagreement

When one region succeeds and another fails, describe the split rather than declaring the service globally online or offline. Repeat the check before publishing a broad conclusion.

Keep regional reachability separate from WTN Market URL verification. A reachable imitation remains unverified.

Set a follow-up window

Choose when the next observation will occur and what result would change the public status. Preserve the earlier entry so readers can see that conditions varied over time.

Only a visible content change should update lastmod or trigger Bing notification. Routine probes belong in the internal evidence log.

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