The log
This log is the point of the board. A list of things that passed is easy to write and easy to fake; what makes a standard real is that something gets taken off when it stops passing, in public, with the reason attached. Every line below was written by an hourly read: a notice when a scored standard failed once, a delisting when it failed twice, a restoration when all nine passed again. Lines are never edited and never removed, and no token can pay to keep one from being written.
Notices, delistings and restorations
Reading the log.
| When | Token | Action | Standard | What the read said |
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How to read a line
- notice The first read that failed a scored standard. The token stayed on the board for one more read.
- delisted A second failed read. The token came off the board and stayed tradable, with its failures printed above the swap button.
- restored A later read where all nine scored standards passed again.
- listed A first read where all nine passed, which is how a token gets on the board at all.
The standard column gives the number and key from the rulebook, so a line can be checked against the rule it came from. The text is the read itself, in the words the reader wrote at the time.