Numbers
What our moderation actually did, quarter by quarter.
Any platform can publish moderation rules. The useful question is what the rules did: how many reviews were rejected and for what, how often a vendor dispute succeeded, and how many votes our anti-fraud checks threw away. A rejection rate near zero would mean the rules were decorative.
Nothing to report yet
Reviews and votes are not open. The first report covers the first full quarter after they open.
What we do not publish
We do not publish reviewer identities, the content of rejected reviews, or which specific vendor a dispute came from. The first two would punish people for participating, and the third would turn a dispute process into a public fight that vendors would stop using. Aggregates are published; individuals are not.
How vote discards will be reported
Every discarded vote will be counted here, and most discards are usually one burst against one launch. Vote health is printed on every launch card for exactly this reason: an aggregate hides which launch was affected, and the card does not.