Keep the Pond Honest
Community Notes is Gibbet's crowdsourced moderation layer. Readers add context to posts using a bridging algorithm — a note publishes only when people who usually disagree still find it helpful.
How It Works
Add Missing Context
When a post lacks important context or contains a claim that needs sourcing, qualified contributors can propose a Reader Note attached to it.
Short, Sourced, Specific
Notes are 280 characters with one required source URL. No formatting, no embeds, no rebuttals — just the missing context.
Bridging-Based Consensus
A note publishes only when readers who usually disagree with each other still find it helpful. Same algorithm class as Twitter's Community Notes.
Transparent by Design
Notes appear with their source link. Helpful and not-helpful counts are visible. Nothing happens off-camera.
Not Removal
Notes never delete or hide a post. They sit alongside it. The post author can attach one labeled URL response if they want to point readers somewhere.
Earned, Not Granted
You don't apply with a form. You opt in to rating comments, demonstrate cross-faction judgment over time, and the system promotes you through the tiers.
Our Principles
Opt In Today
The first tier — Score Rater — is opt-in for any account in good standing. Higher tiers (Note Rater, Note Writer) are earned over time through demonstrated cross-faction judgment.
Community Notes is currently in limited rollout. If you don't see the moderation surfaces yet, you're not in the access pool — broader rollout is coming.