Trustworthy ratings are slower on purpose.
ArcherSource is preparing community ratings from caller-provided evidence, correction, and abuse-signal packets so public scores cannot outrun the review model that makes them worth trusting.
Attendance before opinion
Ratings can only move forward when the packet proves the reviewer had verified attendance or a comparable evidence trail.
Corrections stay visible
Every rating needs a correction path and review record, so mistakes become fixable instead of permanent public scores.
Abuse resistance first
Harassment, brigading, conflicts, minor privacy issues, and incentive concerns route to review before public use.
Built for scores people can challenge
Primary evidence, stable subject IDs, and verified-attendee status are required before a score can support rankings.
Open disputes, missing reviewer records, and unresolved correction evidence keep ratings out of public handoff.
Minor private data and personal attacks block publication instead of getting polished into public copy.
The first slice validates caller-provided packets only; it never writes votes, sends messages, or publishes scores.
// MEDIA.M12 blocks source fetches, database reads, model moderation, live votes, sends, publishes, secrets, spend, and production writes until review gates pass