In The Seven Rules of Trust, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales shares the architectural principles that allowed a “chaotic” volunteer experiment to become one of the most trusted information sources on the internet. At a time when global trust in government and media is at an all-time low, Wales argues that trust is not just a “vibe” but a living system that must be built into the very foundation of an organization.He outlines seven core rules—such as assuming good faith, prioritizing transparency over control, and designing for human imperfection—to show how communities and businesses can kickstart a positive loop of accountability. The book is a practical guide for anyone looking to build credible, durable projects that can withstand the modern era of misinformation and division