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Users on accumulate a Logos Score (ranging from -100 to +100). This score is not simply karma. To challenge a high-score user’s claim, you must stake a portion of your own Logos. If your rebuttal is deemed logically valid by the node’s arbitration algorithm (and optional human jurors), you gain points; if it contains a fallacy, you lose points and may be temporarily muted.

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