Algorithm and the Role of Bridging Agreement – How It Works: Rather than a simple majority rule or immediate publication, the tool uses a “bridging-based agreement algorithm” that evaluates notes based on whether people who typically disagree find them helpful. This anti- manipulation feature is designed to ensure the note is neutral and infor- mative.

“I think the key thing, really, that we do is we actually look for agree- ment from people who have disagreed in the past… that’s what makes the notes so neutral and accurate.” [[Page 3, 8:00–8:28]] – Thresholds and Quality: The system uses an internal threshold (on a made-up scale of 0.4) to de- cide whether a note is considered good enough to display publicly.

“…the threshold is you know it’s 0.4… basically a majority of people … would generally need to find the note helpful.” [[Page 8, 17:43–18:15]]