Submission Guidelines

Entry Submission Requirements

An entry must satisfy all three of the following:

Objectively Harmful

Caused measurable harm to people, institutions, the environment, or public trust.

Verifiable

Documented by at least one credible, publicly accessible source.

Attributable

Harm is directly and clearly linked to the named entity.

Checklist:

Written in neutral and factual language
Source is credible and publicly accessible
Claims are to their sources without editorial judgment
Status is clearly indicated (e.g. alleged, charged, convicted, acquitted, settled, dismissed, disputed)
Written in English only

Does not qualify:

✅ Approved Formats

"[Person] charged with [X]"

"[Source] accuses [Person] of [X]"

"Lawsuit reveals [Person] may have done [X]"

❌ Rejected Formats

"[Person] did [X]" (direct accusation without attribution)

"Evil [Person] has done [X]" (editorial judgment)

"Person on Social Media says [Person] did [Y]" (non credible source)

Criterias:

Public figures only — politicians, executives, corporations, institutions, NGOs.
Private individuals cannot be submitted.

Your profile and activity are held to the same standards as your submissions.

Profile pictures must be appropriate and not offensive, explicit, or hateful.
Usernames must not be hateful, discriminatory, or designed to harass.
Violation of these requirements may result in profile warnings, content removal, or account suspension.

Every event submission requires at least one source. Precedence order:

Not accepted: social media posts, anonymous blogs, opinion columns, or sites with known misinformation track records.

Proposals improve existing entries. All proposals are reviewed before being applied.

A proposal may:

A proposal may not:

Submissions violating these guidelines will be rejected. Repeated bad-faith submissions may result in account restrictions.