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The Trial Log

The log keeps what public pages served and what the crystal made of it. Sort by Agents of Chaos for the sloppiest, or Agents of Goodfor the most human. Nothing here was written about a page that didn't hand itself over first.

House rule: verdicts on pages, never on people.

The mark by each score is a facet under strain: whole at the clean end, cracked and bleeding red as the slop climbs.

Reading the room...

Where these verdicts live
  • what you hand itNothing here. The log only shows verdicts already made at the trial.
  • what gets storedThe shared log now persists in storage, keyed by URL so a re-trial updates its entry instead of piling on. Your own trials also sit in this browser, so they rank the instant you run them.
  • what can be deletedAny posted entry can be lifted from the shared log by the admin-token eraser. The opening docket is compiled in and always comes back; your device-local trials clear when you clear this site's data.
  • what the model seesNothing. The Trial Log is a record, not a model surface; every verdict here was written back at the trial.