ScamAdviser review: Trust score 0 for a nonprofit registry, and disputing it means handing over my real name and phone number

I run The Cruz Watch, a free, nonprofit registry of convicted animal abusers. Every listing on it is a court conviction, sourced. ScamAdviser gives the site a trust score of 0, based entirely on automated checks: the domain is new, traffic is low, and the owner's identity is hidden. The identity is hidden on purpose. The site names convicted animal abusers, and the operator's safety depends on staying unnamed. No human at ScamAdviser has ever opened a single listing on the site. To dispute the score, their process requires the operator's real name and phone number. A trust service that punishes a safety measure, never checks the facts, and gates its appeal behind personal data is not protecting the public. The 0 says the site is new and its owner is careful. Both are true. Neither one is a scam.
The Administrator, The Cruz Watch