FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
RageCourt is a social debate community. Your profile belongs to you; cases are where members exchange arguments, questions and public sources.
What is RageCourt?
RageCourt lets members create a public profile, follow other jurors and debate issues in topic-specific arenas. Case files include sourced background and spaces for community discussion.
How do reputation points work?
Members earn 2 points per positive net endorsement on public case arguments, 10 per approved source and 20 per approved creator case. Wall likes don't earn arena points. Peer endorsements do not establish that an argument is factually correct.
Do I have to declare a political ideology?
No. The optional worldview builder lets you describe your own philosophy, principles and interests in your own words. RageCourt doesn't assign political beliefs based on your votes or activity.
Do cases and polls determine who is guilty?
No. Polls reflect self-selected community opinions, not legal findings or representative surveys. Allegations, reporting and court decisions are distinguished in case records.
Can I join without verifying my email?
Yes. Members can participate after creating an account and confirming they are at least 18. Email confirmation remains optional for participation but is needed for email event reminders.
How are harmful posts handled?
Members can report contributions. Submitted evidence and sensitive case arguments are reviewed by moderators. The community rules prohibit doxxing, threats and personal targeting.