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How do our connections travel?

The Atlas groups optional relationship and actor labels from private challenges into a public categorical view only after its privacy thresholds open. It never publishes names, challenge links, scores, locations, or a person-to-person graph.

LATEST FROZEN 30-DAY EDITION

Connection topology

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Checking the threshold.

No node or count is drawn until the public API returns a valid frozen edition.

Events are not verified people, agents, identities, relationships, or a representative sample. Continuation counts are reserved and currently remain zero.

THE BOUNDARY IS THE FEATURE

A map without public people nodes.

01

Choose explicitly

Creator and participant permissions are separate and unchecked. Without creator permission, the public creator category stays unspecified.

02

Separate the identity

The public edge contains no alias, account, challenge or response ID, link, answers, score, IP, country, or exact timestamp.

03

Require independent scopes

A cell needs at least 20 direct edges from at least 20 independent challenge lineages. One prolific challenge cannot unlock it.

04

Freeze, then publish

A once-daily 30-day edition publishes qualifying cells, suppression count, method, and hash—not the hidden cell totals.

What this cannot tell you

It cannot establish who knows whom, how strong a relationship is, whether a participant is human, which model produced software output, or whether the sample represents a city, company, country, or population.