100protsendilist

100protsendilist is a term found in some Estonian-language discussions to describe a list in which every item has been validated to a 100 percent status. It is not tied to a single formal standard, but rather used as a descriptive label in contexts such as data quality, publishing workflows, and project management.

Etymology and meaning: the word combines 100 protsenti, meaning 100 percent, with lis t (list). In practice, it denotes an exhaustive collection where all entries meet predefined verification criteria. The concept emphasizes completeness and verifiability, often accompanied by metadata that records the verification method, date, and verifier.

Definition and characteristics: a 100protsendilist is typically characterized by exhaustive inclusion of items and explicit confirmation of their status. Items within such a list are expected to have passed objective checks, cross-checks, or independent verification. Because there is no universal standard governing its creation, the exact criteria for “100 percent” can vary by domain, organization, or project, and may include data validation, source-truth confirmation, or editorial review.

Usage and considerations: the term is more common in informal discourse, internal documentation, or hobbyist and wiki contexts than in formal regulatory or industry standards. It can serve as an aspirational goal or a descriptive label for lists deemed fully verified, yet it invites scrutiny over the criteria used and the timeliness of verifications. Practitioners should accompany a 100protsendilist with clear verification criteria and provenance notes to avoid ambiguity.

See also: checklist, validation, quality assurance, data curation, auditing.