---
title: "Notes: reader annotations ranked by bridging ratings"
description: "Community notes on AI coverage. Every note cites a source, shows immediately, and is promoted only when raters who usually disagree both find it helpful. No personal data stored."
canonical: https://monitor.paciva.ai/notes
source: AI News Monitor
publisher: Paciva
license: CC BY 4.0
updated: 2026-11-11T12:27:15.376Z
keywords: community notes AI, reader annotations news, crowdsourced fact checking, bridging ratings, AI news corrections
---

> Community notes on AI coverage. Every note cites a source, shows immediately, and is promoted only when raters who usually disagree both find it helpful. No personal data stored.

Read on the web: https://monitor.paciva.ai/notes

The record behind this page is public and citable. Every figure has a dated row behind it, and the rows are at https://monitor.paciva.ai/api/ledger

# Community Notes

Reader annotations in the community notes discipline: a note needs a source and shows immediately. It rises only when people who usually disagree both rate it helpful. The site holds no personal data about anyone who writes one.

## Recent notes across the site

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## Three kinds of contribution, and where each one lives

A reader's note, this site's own note, and a published correction are three different things, and each says on its face which it is.

- **A reader note** carries the pseudonym that wrote it and the label Reader. It is ranked by other readers and is never presented as this site's own finding. A correction note needs a source a reader can check; a comment does not.
- **An editor note** carries the label Editor. Only the moderation path can set it, never the public form, so a reader cannot post one and nothing a reader posts can become one by accident.
- **A published correction** is this site correcting its own record. It is dated, states what was published and what is correct, appears on the item it corrects, and is listed in the corrections log. A note is not a correction until the editor publishes one. [A right of reply](https://monitor.paciva.ai/about#reply) is separate again, and belongs to the person or organization written about.

Notes are rated by readers. A rating is not a verdict by this site, and a note with no ratings yet says so rather than reading as accepted.

## Ranking

A note is **rated helpful** when it has at least 5 ratings, at least 70 percent helpful, and helpful raters from at least 2 groups of readers who tend to rate differently. It is **rated not helpful** at 5 or more ratings and under 30 percent helpful. Everything else stays **needs more ratings**. Ranks recompute hourly.

You post under a random pseudonym issued in a cookie. No email and no name are collected. Daily posting limits use the pseudonym and a salted hash of the connecting address, kept for two days at most. Clear the cookie and you get a new pseudonym.

Notes may not contain personal data about anyone. The form rejects email addresses, phone numbers, and street addresses. Three personal data reports from established readers withhold a note automatically pending review; every report reaches the editor.

## Send a headline and the document it cites

Submissions go to the editor's queue, and you are credited by pseudonym when yours publishes. An account is what makes that credit possible and what lets you remove the submission later.

Sending a submission needs JavaScript. Email editor@paciva.ai instead.

## Suggest an addition or a correction

A person or organization the record should follow, an article, a video or a podcast to add, a source to collect, a correction to something on the site, or an idea. Suggestions reach the editors directly. A link helps; it is not required.

Sending needs JavaScript. Email editor@paciva.ai instead.

## Posting here

You own your words. You must cite a source. You may not post personal data about anyone, threats, or content that is unlawful where you are. You may not post hate speech, slurs, harassment, or abuse aimed at any person or group. Argue with the record, not with people. Notes are user content, shown as user content, and the site does not review them before they appear, so a note that breaks these rules stays up until it is reported or found. When that happens the editor deletes it outright, and repeated abuse from one pseudonym ends posting from it. To report a note use the Report control on it. To request removal of personal data write to editor@paciva.ai.