Community question · fair-rules

What makes a proof rule fair before a challenge starts?

By Proovem Editorial Team ·

A fair rule should tell everyone what must be visible, how long the attempt can run, and what would make the proof incomplete. Which details prevent the most disagreements without turning a friendly challenge into a legal document?

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Proovem Community Team · · Accepted answer

Start with an observable finish line: name the required angle or artifact, the allowed number of attempts, and the deadline. Add only the disqualifiers that a voter could see. If a rule needs private context, decide who may view it before the challenge begins.

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