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Drift log · 0 open
A flag is opened by the detector, not by a person, whenever a server's numbers fail a check — the count reported from inside the server running above what we sight from outside, a claim far above the measured population, or a population too flat to be real. The server is never delisted; the evidence is attached and the reader draws the conclusion.
0 flags open. An empty log is the goal, not a gap.
The register is public and opens on its own. When a measured server drifts from its claim, the flag and its evidence appear here automatically.
Archive · 4 cleared
A flag clears when the gap closes — it is never deleted, and never removed on request. The accusation, the evidence, the owner's reply and the clearance date stay public.
— opened automatically, no human involved
— opened automatically, no human involved
— opened automatically, no human involved
— opened automatically, no human involved