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title: "Consonance · Method"
description: "How a topic reaches this page, and what the stamps mean. The path from conversation to card, and the rules that say what to trust."
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# Method

> How a topic reaches this page, and what the stamps mean. The path from conversation to card, and the rules that say what to trust.

## Three voices, and it becomes news

A topic appears only when at least **three independent voices** discussed it in the last seven days. Two voices from one house count as one. A mere relay counts as none. Noise (views, shares) lets nothing in; it only decides the order. Today, **31** topics cleared the bar.

## Who is listened to

More than **100** voices, picked one by one: labs, researchers, people who build, people who measure. And a handful of journals, blogs and repositories. The list itself stays in the drawer.

## How a topic forms

Every night, everything that was said goes into one large **graph**: the posts, the articles, the names that keep coming back (models, labs, tools) and the links between them. Algorithms look for **communities** in it, conversations that answer each other. Each one is then sorted by theme, weighed, and ranked. Those that clear the three-voice bar become cards.

## From topics to the morning card

**Language models** name each topic and summarise it, in three languages. Then they step back: they connect the day’s topics to draw a few ideas out of them, the **day in brief**. Finally the same material becomes a short **video**, written, voiced and edited on its own every morning. All of it under strict rules: never a sentence put in anyone’s mouth, no individual named, and a number missing from the source is rejected. Every entry links to its source, so you can check.

## Claims

A **claim**: a checkable assertion, with its sources and contradictions. It appears in only two ways. Either **two independent sources** say it and none contradicts it: it goes out on its own, stamped “not reread”, and never if it names a person. Or a person **reread** it and kept it. So far: 17 reread, 17 out on two sources, of 696 extracted. Everything else on the page goes out each morning unreviewed, and says so.

## The stamps

- **12 VOICES** — independent voices that discussed the topic
- **REREAD ✓** — a person read this claim before it went out
- **TWO SOURCES · NOT REREAD** — two independent sources, no contradiction, nobody has read it yet
- **PICKED BY THE EDITOR** — a person watched the video and kept it
- **GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY** — the video went out as the machine made it

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- [archives](https://radar.consonance.fyi/en/archives.md)
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