The Seenford Standard
What is the Seenford Standard?
An answer-classification standard separates recommendation strength, incidental mentions, cautions and absence instead of treating every brand reference alike.
A categorical framework describes what an answer actually communicates. It separates being named from being positively suggested for a need.
Categories should be interpreted alongside the answer's wording. They do not measure how many people encountered the answer.
In Seenford
In Seenford, Seenford Standard shows up as five tiers: Top pick, Recommended, Mentioned in passing, Named with caution and Not mentioned. Every answer is rated, and tiers are never blended into one score.
Example
An answer names a business incidentally rather than recommending it.
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