- Get
- R24 — Read a moral philosophy, moral uncertainty, and research into the correct moral view introduction of up to 1,000 words and summarize it.
- Do
- O81 — Donate $5 to the counterparty’s selected approved cause.
- Offered cause
- Financial support for the counterparty's approved cause
- Requested cause
- moral philosophy, moral uncertainty, and research into the correct moral view
- Duration
- Normally complete within 30 days of acceptance; any explicit longer period in either action governs.
- Evidence and reliability
- Any mutually agreed public-safe evidence: redacted receipt, dated log, screenshot, photograph, completed work, public link, certificate, or third-party confirmation. Sensitive details may be removed.
- Evidence status
- Named verification evidence
- Terms note
- This listing reserves up to $5.00 from the shared $500 pool at activation.
- Additional terms
- Catalog pairing O81:R24 · effort L1.
Default terms v1:
Shared financial cap: all offers in which the offer-maker pays or donates draw from one aggregate $500 pool. The maximum stated amount is reserved when both parties confirm an agreement.
Additionality: both parties attest that their promised action was not already firmly planned.
Repeatability: repeatable, but no more than one current instance of this exact offer per counterparty.
Evidence: redacted receipts, dated logs, screenshots, photographs, completed work, public links, certificates, or third-party confirmation are accepted. Personal addresses, account numbers, health details, and unrelated communications may be removed.
Completion: normally within 30 days, with the explicit longer period controlling for monthly or annual commitments.
Basic screen: actions must be lawful, nonviolent, nondeceptive, non-harassing, within the person’s competence, and not materially harm uninvolved parties.
No threats: no offer may demand payment or action in exchange for not starting, continuing, or intensifying harm.
Health and feasibility: diet, transport, abstention, and physical commitments remain subject to medical, disability, religious, employment, caregiving, and safety constraints.
Pairing rule: actions are paired at the same effort level. The parties may still negotiate different terms before confirmation.