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A European news feed, decided in the open.
Veridonia is a news feed built to respect your attention: no ads, no algorithm, and every decision about what you see made in the open.
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Why it works this way
We wanted three things a simple upvote can’t give you. Each one is why decisions here are made the way they are.
Less noise, more signal

On a typical upvote feed, the top is whatever got piled on fastest — usually by the loudest or the best-organized. Here a post enters the feed when a panel of your community’s own members, drawn at random, says it is worth seeing, so the feed is what members judged worth reading, not what won a popularity race.

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Votes with skin in the game

Upvotes are free and anonymous, so they cost no one anything to throw around. Here a vote moves the voter’s own standing — up when it matches the community, down when it doesn’t — so the people deciding what you see actually have something on the line.

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Costly to game

On an open feed, a brigade or a pile of bots can cheaply push almost anything to the top. Here you can’t choose what to vote on — panels are drawn at random — and influence has to be earned slowly, which makes swarming the feed far more expensive to pull off.

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How a post gets in
A simulation of the draw. Panel sizes are read from each community, from how many members are reachable and how often they answer, so a small community draws a single, smaller panel.