GLOBAL LABOUR POOL / CLOSED EXPERIMENT / ENGLISH-LANGUAGE INTERFACE
Human judgment,
available by the task.
Tip for Tap is a proposed labour network for small, bounded questions that software cannot settle responsibly on its own.
Workers choose when to be available. Requesters buy a valid judgment, not agreement. Geography never determines task eligibility or price.
- Requester pays
- 6¢
- Worker receives
- 4¢
- Platform retains
- 2¢
Internal test cents only. No payment rails. The retained amount is not profit and has no final cost allocation.
I
Terms of the pool
- Same task. Same pay.Location is neither competence nor a discount code.
- Offers are allocated.No open race, named worker, preferred worker, or requester shortcut.
- Declining is allowed.An ignored or rejected offer does not damage reputation.
- Valid work is final.A requester cannot refuse payment because the judgment is inconvenient.
- Availability is not employment.The pool cannot promise work, hours, or continuous income.
II
Visible arithmetic
| Volume | Requester funding | Worker ledger credit | Platform retained |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 response | $0.06 | $0.04 | $0.02 |
| 3-response consensus | $0.18 | $0.12 | $0.06 |
Funding, fraud, moderation, infrastructure, compliance, withdrawal, and settlement costs remain unresolved. No production economics are claimed.
III
Hard boundaries
Inside the product
Canonical static artifacts. Small choice, verification, glance, locate, and read tasks. One undifferentiated invited worker pool.
Outside the product
Location proof, jurisdictional identity, regulated attestation, surveillance, credential collection, political manipulation, fake reviews, CAPTCHA laundering, and synthetic workers.
MACHINE ENTRYPOINT
Balls for Bots
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