Right Foundation

The project represents a legitimate academic and social innovation framework ('Restorative Innovation') co-developed by Professor Virginia Cha and Jovan Tan, with verifiable activities such as the World Restorative Innovation Forum (2018) and associated curriculum at NUS. However, the submission quality is critically low, containing demonstrably false claims ('most people have used my product', 'audience reach: everyone') and odd data anomalies (Submitter Name 'IronForge', 'marketcap' metric for a non-profit). While the underlying concept has academic merit and relevance to sustainability, the specific project submission fails to demonstrate significant technological utility or verifiable scale commensurate with the claims.