Tracking the Leaders of the World.
Receipts, not rumors
Track misconduct. Publish the receipts.
Community-run POS tracker for people and companies. Entries require verifiable proof. Comments are opinions; entries are receipts.
What is POS Trackers?
A public, searchable log of verifiable harmful actions by people and companies (“POS”). Entries must include receipts; comments are opinions.
- Receipts required Minimum two proofs: reputable links and/or uploads.
- Open submissions Anyone with an account can publish; weak hearsay is rejected.
- Clear accountability Authors attest accuracy and accept responsibility for their posts.
- Facts vs opinions Entries cite sources; comments are labeled as opinions.
How the POS score works
- Magnitude ×5 harm size
- Type ×4 who/what was harmed
- Intent ×3 intent vs negligence
- Duration ×3 scope & time
- Remedy ×2 reverse (less if fixed)
This Month’s POS Leaderboard
Ranked by total POS score from verified entries this month.
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Latest Receipts
Real posts from real accounts. Each entry must include verifiable proof.
Our Standards
We host receipts, not rumors. Entries are factual and cite sources; comments are opinions.
- Two independent proofs Provide at least two sources (reputable links and/or uploads).
- No doxxing or private data Allowed only when contained in official public records.
- Author responsibility You attest accuracy and accept responsibility / indemnify your post.
- Right of reply & corrections We publish corrections; subjects may submit a documented response.
- Evidence rights Upload only media you own or have permission to share.
- Policy enforcement Hate speech, threats, and spam are removed.
FAQ
Quick answers about receipts, submissions, and how scoring works.
What counts as proof?
Provide two independent proofs. Strong sources include official records (.gov, court docs),
major wire services (AP/Reuters), and clear image/video uploads that you own or can lawfully share.
Who can be listed as a “POS”?
Public figures, companies, and private individuals. Private individuals require stronger evidence and are
partially anonymized unless an official record is provided.
How does the POS score work?
A weighted model: Magnitude ×5, Type ×4, Intent ×3, Duration ×3, and
Remedy ×2 (reverse). Higher means more verified harm without remedy.
Are comments moderated?
Comments are opinions; entries are factual with receipts. We remove doxxing, threats, and clear
policy violations. See Standards.
What am I responsible for when I publish?
Ready to publish receipts?
Create an account, attach your proof, and submit. Strong sources go live immediately.