strictest common denominator
This term describes TTG’s incorporation of all of the strictest widely held concerns with regards to trust. For example,
• if one set of viewers is most concerned about “doctoring,” and if
• another set of viewers is most concerned about “subject manipulation,” and if
a third set of viewers is most concerned about “composites,”
. . . then the Trust Test must account for all three of those concerns (and all other major concerns) if the TTG label is to be trusted by all sides.
Why isn’t TTG’s definition of “undoctored” more strict?
Why not make a “trust”-related standard that is like TTG but less strict?