Plymouth Science Park is a legitimate, established real estate entity housing technology companies, with a history dating back to 1996 and a substantial team size. However, the project submission itself scores poorly due to hyperbolic and demonstrably false claims (e.g., audience reach defined as 'everyone', traction claimed as 'most people have used my product'). While the physical utility of the park is high for its tenants, the lack of digital technical innovation and the low quality of the submission data significantly reduce the Proof of Usefulness score compared to a verifiable technology product.
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