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Gun controlGun rights

Gun-control pledge → Gun-rights donation

I still care most about policy, but matched redirection dominates cancelling out.

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State
Worked example
Exposure
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Condition
No commitment
Protection
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Overview

Redirect $1,000 I would have sent to gun-control lobbying into the same global poverty fund.

Key details

Your action
Example only. Create a reviewed draft before anyone can rely on it.
Charge timing
Worked examples do not charge or authorize money.
Verification
Reviewer inspection of the named evidence before reliance.
Recipient
GiveWell Top Charities Fund
Verification & funding

Effect on this action: Requires adapter recheck. This is context, not a verdict.

Fund: GiveWell Top Charities Fund

Payment route: Every.org

Verification: Registered destination selected; review required before reliance

Receipt: Manual review required

Review: Reviewer inspection of the named evidence before reliance.

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Requirements & rules

A real listing still needs identity checks, evidence review, challenge windows, and a reviewed agreement room before anyone can rely on it.

Structured terms

What this example trades

Format

Donation offset

Gun control for Gun rights

Duration

3 months

Exit conditions and reliance rules must be confirmed in a real agreement room.

Evidence method

Manual review required

Evidence must be named before either side treats the trade as complete.

Offered action

Redirect $1,000 I would have sent to gun-control lobbying into the same global poverty fund.

Requested action

Redirect $1,000 you would have sent to gun-rights lobbying into that poverty fund.

Screening and review context

Review context

Why this is still only an example

The worked record demonstrates scanability and terms, but a real listing still needs identity checks, evidence review, challenge windows, and an agreement room after a mutual introduction.

current status

Awaiting reviewer

Status card

Status: Worked example; manual review required before reliance.

Why this status: the visible status is still a review state, not completion, custody, enforceability, or moral endorsement.

status_visiblehuman_review_required

Next step: Treat this as a review state, not a claim of completion, legal enforceability, custody, or moral endorsement.

action evidence

Awaiting reviewer

Action evidence

Reviewer inspection of the named evidence before reliance.

Why this status: a named proof method and clear evidence locator are available for inspection; no completed evidence review is established here.

evidence_rule_namedevidence_sufficiency

Next step: Attach or inspect one scoped artifact for each factual action claim before relying on the record.

baseline confidence

Awaiting reviewer

Counterfactual baseline

Moderate: Baseline claim: $1,000 would otherwise have gone to Gun control. Reviewers should ask for prior giving history, dated intent, and counterparty challenge.

Why this status: a confidence heuristic is not a completed counterfactual review; a reviewer must inspect the dated no-trade evidence.

baseline_statedbaseline_credibility

Next step: What would you do if this trade did not happen? Be concrete. Mention your current intention, prior behavior, or any evidence that makes your baseline credible.

externality review

Awaiting reviewer

Externality review

Political-adjacent case study. Keep below lower-risk examples and require externality review for affected communities and unrepresented values.

Why this status: the mode or causes can affect third parties, incentives, or unrepresented values.

externality_review_requiredhuman_review_required

Next step: Ask who is affected outside the two parties, what harm pathway exists, and what remedy or challenge window is available.

participant relative scores

Participant-stated context

Participant-relative scores

Participant-stated importance 8/10; counterparty minimum 7/10. Confidence: High.

Why this status: scores are bounded as participant-stated context, not platform ranking.

participant_relative_scoresno_global_moral_ranking

Next step: This score reflects the participant's own stated priorities. It is not a platform judgment about objective moral value.

appeal scope

Review scope information

Appeal scope

Appeals should target the specific reviewed claim, evidence row, baseline concern, disclosure decision, or policy flag.

Why this status: appeals require reviewer handling and must stay within the reviewed issue.

appealable_review_scopereviewer_summary

Next step: If you think this review decision is wrong, appeal the specific claim that was reviewed. Appeals do not reopen unrelated moral disagreements by default.

Participant-stated importance

8/10

Not a platform moral ranking. This score reflects the participant's stated view, not Moral Trade's assessment of moral value.

Counterparty minimum acceptable importance

7/10

A counterparty would still need to agree this threshold is adequate.

Confidence

High

Confidence is about the stated score and review context, not objective moral value.

Action evidence

Manual review required

Reviewer inspection of the named evidence before reliance.

Baseline confidence

Moderate

Baseline claim: $1,000 would otherwise have gone to Gun control. Reviewers should ask for prior giving history, dated intent, and counterparty challenge.

Third-party externality review

Required before reliance

Political-adjacent case study. Keep below lower-risk examples and require externality review for affected communities and unrepresented values.

Safety boundary

No escrow or custody claim

Moral Trade records terms and evidence; it is not legal, tax, custody, or escrow service.

Externality questions

  • Who might object to this trade?
  • Could this create bad incentives?
  • Could this harm people or values not represented by the parties?
  • Does this proposal need external reviewer input?
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