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a senior community member in New York said:
Oh that’s interesting and sounds like a shit show popularity contest just waiting to happen.”

Won’t this turn into a popularity contest?

Popularity can’t buy a score, and one grudge can’t sink one.

A scene only counts when both people confirm it. A score stays hidden until three different people have left feedback, then moves in delayed, random batches.

A first report counts as much as a veteran’s, and a pattern of red flags caps the score, however good the rest of the feedback is.

See it: The score worksheet

What this can’t promise

A scene score is a record of feedback. It isn’t a background check or a safety guarantee. Talk to your partner.

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Why are there different scores?

“Why is your score only 70? Oh 88. Why are there different scores?”

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There’s one scene score. The other numbers show what it’s made of.

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