Judging the Net

Let's Make it Fair

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Hi :)) what fictional character do you most identify with?

Sherlock Holmes, of course!

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How to Submit

How to Submit your Case to us:

1. Read our Terms and Conditions page.

2. Gather as much evidence as possible, in the form of photographs, text, audio files, etc…

3. Make sure that if any of the photographs include someone under the age of 18, or anybody or any age in a private place, that you have their express consent before submitting. Additionally, make sure that you are legally allowed to possess and distribute the content.

4. Be as impartial as possible. Don’t hide or change any facts, alter evidence, or be biased in any way. Sure, we understand that you’re probably thinking more about your view of things, but still, just lay out the facts and we’ll do the rest. Too much bias, and you won’t get an accurate reading.

5. When you think you’re ready, submit your case to us through either our email ([email protected]), or via the ‘Send Reports" page. If you decide to ask anonymously, any request to keep the information private will not be met and nothing will be attributed to you.

But what is considered notable enough to have judged?

Anything. Whether your friend stole one of your paperclips the other day, or you’re fighting with your child over money, it’s relevant. Don’t submit anything to us if it’s illegal, though. We won’t review it then. Other than that, go ahead! We won’t judge you, we’ll only judge the facts.

Have fun,

Judging the Net team

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Terms and Conditions

‘Judging the Net’ is an online service available to anyone, free of charge. ‘Judging the Net’, ‘JTN’, and associated logos are free to use, provided it is not used to impersonate judging-the-net.tumblr.com, or any variants.

‘Judging the Net’ is a service that uses user-provided data in order to release a verdict to resolve a conflict between two or more parties. By providing this information, users are solely responsible for any actions taken for or against them, provided they willingly submitted the information. If any information is willingly submitted, the ‘Judging the Net’ reserves the right to publicly release a copy of the data, unless otherwise stated by ‘Judging the Net’.

‘Judging the Net’ is not, and does not intend to, replace legal advice. If the user believes a crime has been committed, it is the user’s responsibility to contact Emergency Services. By using ‘Judging the Net’, the user agrees to these terms and conditions as well as acknowledge that ‘Judging the Net’ does not intend to infringe on the user’s legal rights. The user consents to their information being publicly visible on judging-the-net.tumblr.com, as well as in the possession of the ‘Judging the Net’ team, unless otherwise indicated by ‘Judging the Net’.

‘Judging the Net’ employs these ‘Terms and Conditions’ in accordance with local, national, and international law, as well as the “Terms of Service’ of tumblr.com. ‘Judging the Net’ reserves the right to alter this information without notice at any time.