Three verdicts, no fourth
Clearly appropriate content opens. Content in doubt hides — doubt never defaults open. Content against the written standard closes, permanently, for everyone, on every plan. There are no exceptions purchased, granted, or negotiated.
The standard is sealed
The review standard is a written document with a fixed version — not a mood, not a moderator's afternoon. When it changes, it changes deliberately, and every ruling cites it. Members see the verdicts; the machinery stays private.
Ruled once, remembered forever
A video ruled today never needs re-ruling tomorrow — the decision is remembered permanently. That's why the living counter only moves in one direction.
For families, the practical meaning is enormous: there is nothing to configure and nothing to argue about, because there is nothing configurable. The standard is not a settings page — it is the ground the product is built on. For institutions, it means every student and every household sees the same truth. And for us it is the discipline that keeps the product honest: when a hard call comes, the answer is written down before the question arrives. One standard, three verdicts, a counter that only climbs — that is the whole constitution, and every plan from $5.99 up lives under it.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- Open, hidden, or closed — no fourth answer exists.
- The written standard is versioned and sealed.
- Rulings are permanent; the counter only climbs.
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