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Industrial Infrastructure & Patent Compliance Documentation

Every Sovereign Build engineered by Anthony James Peacock is architecturally compliant with the three foundational Google patents that define how search engines evaluate, rank, and assign authority to web infrastructure. This page is the technical proof.

US6285999B1
US7716216
US9165040B1

Forensic Identity Forging —
Invented by Anthony James Peacock

The FIF Protocol is a systematic methodology for engineering web infrastructure that forces AI models, search engines, and the global Knowledge Graph to recognize and cite a brand as a verified primary entity. It is not a marketing strategy. It is an engineering discipline rooted in patent law.

The protocol operationalizes the three patents below into a unified build specification. Every decision — from navigation architecture to link placement to crawl depth — is a compliance decision, not a design preference.

// FIF Protocol v2.0 — Specification Summary
Protocol VersionFIF v2.0
Primary PatentUS7716216 (Reasonable Surfer)
Supporting PatentsUS6285999B1 · US9165040B1
InventorAnthony James Peacock
Compliance AuditPre-delivery on every engagement
Entity Recognition TargetGoogle Knowledge Graph
US6285999B1 — Recursive Authority

No Dead Ends. No Wasted Authority.

Filed 1997 · Granted 2001 · Inventors: Lawrence Page, Sergey Brin

Patent US6285999B1 defines the PageRank algorithm — specifically the principle that every page in a site graph must feed authority back into the core entity. Dead-end pages bleed link equity into a void. Every LinkDaddy® build is architected so that every node, every section, every internal link reinforces the primary entity rather than dispersing it.

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// Compliance Principles
Every page links forward — no orphaned nodes
Internal link architecture mirrors a recursive authority loop
Crawl paths are engineered to concentrate equity at the root entity
Footer and navigation links are not decorative — they are structural authority conduits
// Delivery Standard

All LinkDaddy® builds pass a recursive authority audit before delivery. No page is permitted to exist without at least one forward link returning to the primary entity node.

US7716216 — Reasonable Surfer / FIF Protocol

The Patent That Defines Where Links Matter.

Filed 2003 · Granted 2010 · Inventors: Lawrence Page

Patent US7716216 — the Reasonable Surfer Model — establishes that not all links carry equal weight. A link placed in a high-probability click zone (top-left navigation, center-page CTA, end-of-section anchor) carries exponentially more authority than a footer link buried in small text. The FIF Protocol, invented by Anthony James Peacock, is a systematic methodology for engineering every element of a web page to comply with and leverage this patent.

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// Compliance Principles
CTAs placed in high-probability visual zones: top-left, center-page, end of sections
Navigation architecture mirrors the probability distribution of a reasonable surfer
Above-the-fold content weighted for maximum entity recognition signal
Link text, anchor placement, and visual prominence engineered as a unified system
// Delivery Standard

The FIF Protocol is the operational implementation of US7716216. Every build is audited against the Reasonable Surfer probability map. No CTA, no anchor, no navigation element is placed without reference to the patent's visual-zone weighting model.

US9165040B1 — Single-Click Architecture

All Services. One Click. Maximum Authority Concentration.

Filed 2012 · Granted 2015 · Inventors: Lawrence Page

Patent US9165040B1 establishes that crawl depth is a direct signal of page importance. Pages buried three or four clicks from the homepage receive a fraction of the authority of pages reachable in a single click. Every LinkDaddy® build ensures that all primary service pages, contact pathways, and conversion nodes are exactly one click from the homepage — maximizing crawl priority and authority concentration.

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// Compliance Principles
All primary service pages: exactly 1 click from homepage
Navigation architecture is a compliance document, not a design choice
Crawl depth minimized across the entire site graph
Authority concentration maximized at every conversion node
// Delivery Standard

Every build is validated against a crawl-depth map before delivery. No primary service page is permitted to exist at a depth greater than 1 click from the root URL.

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