no moderators. a jury of seven.
on dekud, when someone reports a post, 7 randomly drawn jurors hear the case, swear an oath, and vote under seal. five of seven decide. then every ballot goes public — forever.
these are real-shaped, closed cases. read the charge, cast your guess — then see what the jury actually ruled, and where you stood.
an honest note: live cases can never appear here — the database itself refuses (a trigger literally rejects live-case polls). visitors guess. jurors vote. those two things never mix.
four steps. no humans picking favorites — randomness with a paper trail.
any member files a case against a post. automated safety screens it first — some content never sees a jury at all.
7 jurors + 3 reserves, drawn by a seeded, auditable lottery. eligibility: 45 active days, 2FA on, ≤5 cases a month. never redrawn.
jurors swear to judge content alone. ballots stay sealed while deliberating — no one follows the crowd. 5 of 7 ends it.
tie or timeout? the post stays — kept by default. then every ballot unseals with names attached. accountability, permanently.
no secret mod rooms. no appeal into the void.
a court you can read, audit, and one day serve on.