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The people keeping this wiki honest
Every point here is a mistake someone caught or a better source someone found, checked by a reviewer and fixed in the edit log. It ranks careful reading. It never ranks drug use, doses or how many substances anyone has tried.
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Updated every 10 minutes. Names are readers' usernames. Anyone can leave the board from their profile.
How points work
- Only reviewed fixes countSending a report earns nothing on its own. Points arrive when a reviewer checks the source and the fix goes in the edit log: 1 to 3 for a correction, 2 to 5 for a better source from a harm reduction site, Wikipedia or a medical journal.
- Log in to countReports sent while logged in count toward your username. Reports sent logged out still help just as much, they just stay anonymous.
- Each value pays out onceThe first accepted report on a value earns the points. Repeat reports on the same value in the next 30 days earn nothing, so there's no reason to pile on.
- A daily ceilingAt most 10 points count per person per day, however many reports are accepted. Slow, careful work wins over bursts.
- New accounts wait a weekAn account shows on the board 7 days after it's made. Points still count from day one.
- Nothing to winNo prizes and no perks. The board resets each month and the all-time list is just a thank-you.
- Dose reports never scoreSharing a dose helps others, but it earns nothing. We will never reward taking more, or more often.
- Gaming gets points voidedReviewers look over unusual patterns. Points from spam, made-up errors or one person running several accounts are voided.
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