A press kit is an entry point for media, partners, and people who want to understand DSTS quickly. It must be concise, accurate, and bounded. A good press kit protects the project from being misquoted or inflated.
Verified facts first, vision later
The press kit should begin with verified facts: project name, short description, website, live public routes, donation status, Movement read-only status, NDNUM Phase 0B status, and safety principles. Long-term vision and roadmap should come after that.
No media contact form without an owner
If there is no Press Liaison or owner for media inquiries, /movement/press should not open a direct inquiry form. It can provide boilerplate, citation guidance, approved assets if available, and manual contact direction.
Correct citation is part of transparency
DSTS should encourage media to cite status accurately: donation closed, NDNUM not accepting child registration, Movement read-only, Gala 2026 waiting for A7 confirmation, and payment/email/auth lanes owned separately.