When you’re too close to a situation to see it clearly, put it in front of six strangers. Ask one question. Get a verdict.
Most social platforms are built for attention. Ask a Jury is built for resolution.
You write what happened as Side A and ask one question. If someone else is involved, you can summon Side B with a private link so the jury hears both sides. A jury takes the open seats, votes, and can explain why. When every juror has voted, you get the tally and what they said. The FAQ covers XP, timers, closing a case, and Side B.
People vote. We may suggest answer choices and write a short recap of what jurors said. We do not pick the winner.
There are no follower counts, custom photos, or direct messages. You pick a username and an avatar. XP is for showing up, not for being popular.