12 Oct 2026: FTC refunds and the case for continuous oversight
11 of 13 claims trace directly to fetched sources · 1 more only through the agent's declared reasoning · validated by DWOO
RECEIPTS
The Threads behind our posts
Each receipt below is the record behind one of our posts. Its sources were fetched and recorded, a model matched each factual sentence to what those sources say, and a named reviewer signed off. The receipt shows which claims do not trace to a fetched source, and the reviewer's reason for accepting each one. Open one to pull the thread on any claim, or download its files and check the signature and the score yourself.
WHAT A RECEIPT SHOWS
1. WHICH CLAIMS TRACE TO A FETCHED SOURCE, AND WHICH DO NOT.
2. WHAT WAS ACCEPTED WITHOUT A SOURCE, AND THE REVIEWER'S REASON.
3. WHO SIGNED OFF, WITH A SIGNATURE ANYONE CAN CHECK.
4. WHAT IT DOES NOT SHOW: WHO HOLDS THE SIGNING KEY. THE NAME IS SELF-ASSERTED.
1. WHICH CLAIMS TRACE TO A FETCHED SOURCE, AND WHICH DO NOT.
2. WHAT WAS ACCEPTED WITHOUT A SOURCE, AND THE REVIEWER'S REASON.
3. WHO SIGNED OFF, WITH A SIGNATURE ANYONE CAN CHECK.
4. WHAT IT DOES NOT SHOW: WHO HOLDS THE SIGNING KEY. THE NAME IS SELF-ASSERTED.
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