Community Threads

Community Threads is the maintenance queue for the shared knowledge base: the structured channel through which people submit corrections, flag stale evidence, and suggest new sources. It exists because a receipted knowledge hub is only as good as its upkeep, and upkeep is better done by many accountable hands than by one anonymous crowd.

Accountability is the design centre. Every contribution binds to a passport; there are no anonymous writes anywhere in CueCrux, and Community Threads is no exception. A correction proposal names the claim being challenged, supplies the supporting evidence, and carries its submitter's identity and trust tier. Influence in the queue is earned the only way the system recognises: verified receipts accruing as reputation across five trust tiers. A contributor whose past corrections held up carries more weight than an unproven account, and the weighting is grounded in signed history rather than self-description.

Accepted corrections do not overwrite history. They land as provenance-tracked amendments: the original claim, the correction, the evidence, and the identities involved all remain on the record, so anyone reading a corrected answer can see exactly how and why it changed.

Source suggestions follow the same pattern: nominate a source, attach the case for it, and the queue prioritises ingestion with the community's receipted judgement attached. The write plane is RCX-gated throughout, live today on WikiCrux at wiki.cuecrux.com.