Six communities, one joined record: 326,242 loan-lifecycle records reaching back to r/borrow's first full day in September 2014, 220,039 of them funded loans. Not a score. Not a list. The record itself, with the receipts.
326,242 loan-lifecycle records, six communities, drawn to scale: one point each. Not a sample, not a score.
150,705 funded loans began as an open request in the thread; 69,334 were prearranged. 458 LOANS AVAILABLE offers are on record too. The loans they led to aren't tagged yet.
Where the ask itself is a post, 110,118 asks were made and 5,249 were funded. 104,869 end where they began.
187,862 repaid. 16,715 currently unpaid. Declared by the lender, never inferred. 15,462 still open.
Open the records →Type a handle. Every loan, every outcome, every receipt: the whole record on one card, free forever. Counts, not scores.
Loans, borrowers, notes, schedules, in any currency: one book, on every device. Your ledger is private; the join against the public record runs in your browser, so you compare without disclosing.
Reported defaults with evidence attached. Search the registry before the money moves again.
Open Warden →One fictional example repeats: u/example_borrower is checked against the existing report DEMO-014. The report says unpaid and includes an example lender's source excerpt. The identity remains outside the perimeter; the stored record remains after the check. Trace evidence holds the identity, report and source connection. Escape releases inspection. Pause motion stops playback independently. A report match is information to inspect, not a verdict.
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The test for anything we charge for: could a patient member reach it by hand with enough clicks? If yes, it's fair to sell the assembly. If no, it isn't for sale.
Any one person, the whole truth.
The same facts, arranged around you.
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