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Spot low-value content
Generic, repetitive, mass-produced, context-poor or offering little original value. AI assistance alone does not count.
Community signal, not AI detection
The web has a slop problem.
We're giving everyone a button. Rate content you perceive as low-value, repetitive or context-poor on eligible public pages—then see the community opinion.
Review the beta build
No account. No passive browsing history. You choose when to send a signal.
The interaction / 001
example.com/the-future-of-everything
Sponsored insight
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Rate this page as AI slop
Rate this page as not AI slop
Right-click an eligible public page. Pick a side. Done.
Already suspicious?
Check a URL.
Checks happen only when you press the button. Private and token-bearing URLs are rejected.
Three moves. No feed. No follows.
A public signal with almost no friction.
V1 answers one question: will people build a habit of rating junk when they encounter it?
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Make one deliberate choice
Right-click the page or open the extension. Choose “Feels like AI slop” or “Doesn’t feel like AI slop.”
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See the community read
A score appears only after enough eligible ratings and effective evidence—and pauses automatically when activity looks unusual.
What the number means
Not a robot lie detector.
The score records a community judgement about perceived quality. It never claims to prove authorship, factual accuracy or misconduct.
Community Slop Score
example.com/article
80/ 100
Eligible ratings
248
Display threshold
20 ratings + effective evidence
Illustrative example with made-up numbers, not a live score. Scores are rounded to avoid false precision. Fewer than five ratings produces no aggregate; suspicious bursts pause publication.
The line we will not cross
AI ≠ slop.
Original, useful work does not become slop because AI helped make it. The target is low-value output at internet scale—not tools, people or styles.
Privacy by deliberate action
No passive browsing history.
- Opening the popup: sends only a content fingerprint to look up a score.
- Casting a vote: sends the scrubbed page identity, choice, optional fixed reasons and a pseudonymous credential.
- Never collected: page text, comments, forms, cookies, account data or unrelated browsing.
The internet has a new button.