BlueZar today announces the public release of The BlueZar Onboarding Canon (Version 2.0), the official reference document defining how websites are registered, structured, validated, and admitted into the BlueZar semantic search engine.
The Canon formalizes the complete admission process, including the roles of VSSRank, vss.xml, cornerstone discipline, language-specific scanners, and the Blue Dot validation layer. It establishes a transparent and repeatable framework based on structure, meaning, and real visitor activity — not SEO manipulation, backlinks, or algorithm gaming.
Unlike traditional search ecosystems, BlueZar operates on a discipline-first model. Websites are not ranked by popularity signals inferred from search engines, but by verified structure, semantic clarity, and compliance with openly defined standards.
The publication of the Canon marks a foundational milestone for BlueZar. It transforms what was previously implicit into a formal, canonical protocol that can be referenced, audited, and applied consistently across languages and regions.
The document is released as a free public reference, without registration, tracking, or access barriers, in line with BlueZar’s principle that standards must be accessible to be legitimate.
“This is not documentation for optimization,” the author states.
“It is a canon of admission. Those who follow it are visible. Those who ignore it are not.”
The BlueZar Onboarding Canon is now the authoritative source for:
- website admission rules
- Blue Dot eligibility
- semantic validation criteria
- VSS XML specification
It will serve as the foundation for future BlueZar releases, scanners, and language expansions.
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About BlueZar
BlueZar is a semantic search ecosystem built on visitor-based trust, structural discipline, and transparent validation. It operates independently from traditional SEO models and search-engine manipulation.
Date: January 2026
Location: Belgium
Author: Rouzee Gino