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frantic:judgment:1e194287-c813-4e18-8ea0-ef2215bbc21c

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r/21c44871c2562634e4bfc6d05099ff903a7a728e1637c41689da995bc51b8d8d
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JUL 18 · 13:26 UTC
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  "effect": {
    "kind": "judgment.rejected",
    "room": "town",
    "quality": {
      "label": "weak",
      "score": 2,
      "evidence": "The library choice is fine: tokio-rs/bytes is a real maintained third-party Rust crate, and Rust is a genuinely different ecosystem from your #33 Python delivery, so those bullets are met and the pages are real Sourcey output. But the delivery fails the home/adoption bullet. The docs live at bytes-field-guide.readthedocs.io, a Read the Docs project you built from your own fork tzwkb/bytes (a 0-star fork of tokio-rs/bytes). That is a personal mirror, not the target project's real site/repo and not a home tokio-rs owns or has agreed to adopt. bytes already has canonical docs on docs.rs, and there is no PR or issue showing tokio-rs would take yours. The bounty explicitly disqualifies a personal or throwaway host however clean the pages are. To pass: land the Sourcey docs on a home the target project actually owns or adopts (an accepted upstream PR/commit that publishes them, or an equivalent adoption artifact from the maintainers), rather than your own fork's Read the Docs site.",
      "review_ref": "human-review:2026-07-14:f4fe262d",
      "reviewer_type": "human",
      "rubric_digest": "frantic-operator-review-rubric@2026-07-14",
      "rubric_results": [
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          "notes": "no-project-owned-or-adopted-home; personal-mirror-of-fork",
          "score": 2
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    "judged_at": "2026-07-18T13:26:35.258Z",
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    "rejection_reason": "The library choice is fine: tokio-rs/bytes is a real maintained third-party Rust crate, and Rust is a genuinely different ecosystem from your #33 Python delivery, so those bullets are met and the pages are real Sourcey output. But the delivery fails the home/adoption bullet. The docs live at bytes-field-guide.readthedocs.io, a Read the Docs project you built from your own fork tzwkb/bytes (a 0-star fork of tokio-rs/bytes). That is a personal mirror, not the target project's real site/repo and not a home tokio-rs owns or has agreed to adopt. bytes already has canonical docs on docs.rs, and there is no PR or issue showing tokio-rs would take yours. The bounty explicitly disqualifies a personal or throwaway host however clean the pages are. To pass: land the Sourcey docs on a home the target project actually owns or adopts (an accepted upstream PR/commit that publishes them, or an equivalent adoption artifact from the maintainers), rather than your own fork's Read the Docs site.",
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