Public record · About
ABOUT
Reading the record…
Public record · About
Reading the record…
Public record · About
Humanity is not silent. The public record is missing.
A social media like is fog.
A news broadcast is fog.
An official speaking for “the people” without a record is fog.
World Stance finishes the action: one short question, one verified human, one sealed stance, one letter already written.
We do not speak for you.
We do not tell you what to believe.
We do not invent enemies.
We do not manufacture crisis.
We keep the record you made.
A heart is not a stance.
A like is not a letter.
A share is not a public.
It feels like impact. It is a signal to a ranking system the platform owns.
The feed shows you a count. It does not show you how the count was made.
The same system that shows you the number can change the number.
That count can be boosted.
It can be buried.
The post can be taken down.
A score that can be altered or censored is not a public.
When the post goes, the “impact” goes with it.
Even a like that stays up is still fog.
It is not a question. It is not a verified human. It is not a letter to a named office.
You were never asked. You tapped a symbol you do not keep.
Closed systems hide the score.
Trust only exists where the system can be inspected.
Fog is an unverifiable claim about the public.
World Stance is the map.
The news is a show that does not end.
Tonight’s issue returns tomorrow. Then it returns again.
You watch it. You have nowhere to stand.
A newsroom chooses the story.
It chooses the frame. It chooses what you hear next.
That is not a public record of what people think.
Outlets have owners. They have desks. They have politics.
They tell the country what to believe about itself.
They do not ask you. They do not keep your answer.
A headline is not a stance.
A segment is not a letter.
A broadcast that speaks for “the people” without a record is fog.
The cycle moves on.
The record has to live somewhere the show does not own.
A like felt like enough. So the letter never left.
Almost no one writes their elected official. Not because they have nothing to say.
The issue never reached them in time.
They do not know which desk holds the office.
They do not know what to write.
They do not believe it lands.
Silence is unfinished work.
You were busy living. The question still arrived. Someone still has to answer it.
In the United States, about one in seven contact their representative in a given year. Almost no one sends the letter.
World Stance records verified human stances on public questions.
One verified human. One stance.
Results stay hidden until you vote. Then they are live.
Spin the globe. See the country. Compare it to the world.
You can see where people really stand.
See through the fog. Visualize the truth.
The same URL lives on the question, the share card, the results, and the letter.
Geographic truth. Sealed on Stellar. The seal does not expire with the news.
The seal does not come down with the feed.
Built so a stance and a letter are the same record.
Explore a public question.
Connect so the stance is yours.
Cast Support or Oppose.
See the country — and the world — on the same record.
After you stand, the letter is ready. It names the office you choose. You send it. Officials can open the same live record.
They can no longer claim they do not know what you want.
Not a scientific poll.
Not an election.
Not a party.
Not a petition mill.
Not a chatbot.
Not a like count.
Not a fee to stand.
Not a subscription.
There is no charge to take a stance.
There is no charge to send the letter.
Making the map of public will more accurate.
A blockchain is a public ledger.
Entries are written in order. They are not edited later.
Anyone can inspect what was written.
Social platforms do not work that way.
They own the count. They can change the count. They can take the post down.
World Stance seals each stance on the Stellar blockchain.
Once it is written, it is not rewritten.
It cannot be edited. It cannot be altered. It does not come down with the feed.
We use Stellar because the record has to live somewhere that is not a social network.
Public. Inspectable. Not a score the platform can rewrite.
The site can change how the record is shown.
The seal does not change what was written.
Your voice was never truly heard before.
A voice is not a record.
Now you have a stance.
See where people really stand.
Cast your stance.
See the results.
Send your letter.
The letter names the stance. The office can open the same record.
The record grows one sealed stance at a time. It does not live on a feed you do not own.
World Stance is a verified-user record among self-selected humans. Not a scientific poll. Not an official election or legislative result.
People already have opinions. What is missing is a public record of those opinions. World Stance finishes the action: one short question, one real person, one stance that is sealed (locked so it cannot be changed), and one letter that is already written for your elected official.
A like is fog. Fog means a claim about what people believe that you cannot check. A news broadcast is fog. An official saying “the people want this” without a record is fog. World Stance is the map: you can see where real people actually stand, by place, on a live question you can open.
A like can be boosted, buried, or taken down. A poll can hide who was asked and how the number was made. A sealed stance is one real person, one answer, locked. It does not disappear when the feed moves on. After you cast, a letter is ready that carries the same stance.
People who want to stand on a public question and keep the record. Elected officials who can open the same live link you see. Anyone who wants to see where people actually stand.
Open a public question on Cast. Connect so the stance is yours. Choose Support or Oppose. Support means you are for the question as written. Oppose means you are against it. After you cast, the results open.
So the record is not shaped by seeing the numbers first. One person. One stance. Then the map updates with your answer included.
No. Sealed means locked. It is the record you made. It is not rewritten.
One stance per person per question. The record stays one person, one answer.
Nothing is sealed until you cast. You can leave and come back. Your stance is not locked until you finish.
Verified means one real person, one stance. We check that a person is human and is not casting twice on the same question. The record stays one-to-one.
The front door stays simple. Later checks may use a phone or a device to confirm one real person. Sending a letter, or an official badge, may ask for an extra check. You do not need that to read.
No. The record does not count bots or duplicate accounts. One real person, one stance.
No. World ID is an optional path only. It is not required to cast.
After you cast, Support and Oppose open on that question as percentages. The same numbers appear on the globe for that place. You see them only after your own stance is in.
Spin the Earth. Click a country. See where people stand there. Compare that country to the world. It is the same record, shown by place.
Worldwide is online. A first set of countries is online. The United States is the only place with state-level questions. Other countries are national only. More countries are coming online.
That seat is open. A seat is the slot for one question in one place and one category. An open seat is empty. It stays empty until a question is scheduled. We do not copy a Worldwide question into an empty country or state.
Yes. You can read any live question. You can only cast in the places you are eligible for.
Worldwide, your country, and — if you are in the United States — your state. A first set of countries is online. More are coming online. The United States is the only place with state-level seats. Other countries are national only.
That seat is open. Open means no question is scheduled there yet. It stays empty until one is. We do not fill it with a Worldwide question.
Yes. You can read any live question. You can only cast in the places you are eligible for. Eligible means Worldwide, your country, and — if you are in the United States — your state.
After you stand, a letter is ready. It names the elected office you choose. It carries your sealed stance and the live result at that moment. You send it. The official can open the same live record you see.
The office you choose. The letter goes from you to that office. World Stance does not speak for you.
Your stance and the record are fixed. You choose the office. Then you send.
The letter names you to the office you choose. Your name is not published on the public question page. The public page shows the totals, not who cast them.
No. There is no charge to take a stance. There is no charge to send the letter.
The seal lives on the Stellar blockchain. A blockchain is a public ledger anyone can inspect. We seal the stance there so it lives somewhere a social network does not own. Once written, it is not edited. Learn more at stellar.org.
No. Once the stance is written, it is not rewritten. It does not come down with the feed.
The seal is public. The same link lives on the question, the results, and the letter. Open that link. You can see what was written.
No. The seal does not expire when the news cycle ends.
Results are sealed. Sealed means frozen. The closed question stays on the record so you can still open it. The seat — the slot for that place and category — becomes open again for a future question.
No. Once sealed, the Support and Oppose totals stay. The seal does not rewrite them.
In the Record Index. The Record Index is where closed questions live. You can still open a sealed question and see the frozen Support and Oppose.
Sponsored questions are labeled. A sponsor paid for that question to be seen. Sponsorship does not change the question, the answers, or the totals.
No. Totals come from real people who cast. Sponsorship does not weight them or change them.
The public record shows the totals. Your personal identity is not published on the question.
Only what is required to confirm one real person, one stance. The public record is the sealed stance and the totals.
The place of the question is part of the public record. Place means Worldwide, a country, or a U.S. state. Your name, address, and other personal information are not published on the question.
You can leave. A sealed stance stays on the public record. It is not rewritten.
Use the same link. That link is on the question page, the share card, the results, and the letter. Anyone can open it.
Social posts point back to the question. The live record stays on worldstance.live. Results appear after the reader casts, same as on the site.
Yes. The letter and the question share the same link. The office can open the live record.
No. It is a record of real people who chose to stand. It is not a scientific poll. It is not an election.
No. There is no chatbot. The answers are here. The record is on the question.
No. There is no charge to take a stance. There is no charge to send the letter.