Assess evidence. Resolve disputes.
Record an independent assessment, or follow a dispute through its on-chain lifecycle.
Read the evidence. Record what you see.
A community review records an independent assessment of submitted evidence. It does not automatically decide whether a commitment has passed or failed.
One review per account, per evidence record. The registry enforces this rule on-chain. Reviews remain attributable opinions; they do not produce a final verdict.
A clear path when a record is contested.
A dispute records a challenge to a commitment or its evidence. A third-party resolver is proposed, accepted by the other party and by the resolver, then reviews the record.
Expiry only closes the dispute workflow. It does not decide who was right, and it does not determine the commitment's outcome.
Anyone except the affected party may open a dispute and nominate a third-party resolver.
The affected party may respond before the recorded response deadline. The other party can accept or counterpropose the resolver once.
Review begins after both the other party and the nominated resolver accept the appointment.
The accepted resolver may record an outcome before the actual resolution deadline. A missed contract deadline may be recorded as expired.
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Follow a dispute
Select a registry record to inspect its lifecycle and available actions.
Dispute records are unavailable.
Storage allowance for dispute actions
The contract charges measured storage and refunds any excess.Resolver outcomes · Upheld · Rejected · Inconclusive · Dismissed. These describe the dispute only, never a final commitment verdict.