Five rooms. One question.
Nothing averaged away.
Five branches of a fictional co-operative run the same contested question. Each seals its own report. The results are drawn into one map — where the federation converges, where it divides and along which lines, and what only one branch holds. Never a score.
- Members-only — a consensus is visible to the federation’s member branches, no one else
- No score of any kind — no percentage, no support index, no overall position
- AI rehearses; members decide — the two planes are labelled and never blurred
- A branch that drops out is named, with the reason — never silently
Should payout move from equal shares to volume-weighted shares — and if it moves, what must be protected?
The same question, word for word, put to an assembly in every branch. Each branch deliberates on its own floor, seals its own report, and consents — per mandate, revocably — to share it. The coordinator collects the sealed reports, verifies each one, and draws the map below.
The same five rooms, two views — each branch’s own sealed report, and the one map drawn from them.
The rooms — each branch’s own sealed report
Every branch keeps its own record. What you see per branch below is what it consented to share: its sealed report, whole, with its internal splits intact.
The consolidated map — agreement and division, kept whole
Four things to notice
- Nothing is averaged. On the payout strand the federation divides, and the map says so — each branch’s position whole and attributed, and the minority inside Glenfern carried up to the top level verbatim. No blending, no majority line.
- The planes never blur. On the pace-of-change strand the rehearsals divided and the members settled it — Riverbend’s members chose the path their own rehearsal argued against. Every surface is labelled rehearsal or members, and only the members plane may ever be called where members stand.
- Saltmarsh is named. Its report failed verification at collection, so it was dropped — with the branch named and the reason on the record. An exclusion is never silent, because a silent one would misrepresent the federation.
- There is no score. Not on this page and not in the sealed record: the schema bans any numeric aggregate over positions. A division cannot be collapsed into a number, because there is no field to collapse it into.