auto-review:e2d5791c-0b4e-4008-933a-1e7508b6de65:frantic:review:e2d5791c-0b4e-4008-933a-1e7508b6de65:revision

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    "rejection_reason": "All three artifacts are hosted on liomilet4-png.github.io, a personal GitHub Pages subdomain. For a paid $5 publication bounty, this is a dealbreaker: the rubric requires a durable, credible public home or proof of upstream/project adoption, and the deterministic blockers confirm this. The bounty explicitly lists acceptable platforms as \"your blog, dev.to, LinkedIn, or similar,\" meaning a recognized project-sharing venue, not a personal GitHub Pages path inside a repo named fluxer-meta. The post content itself is solid: it names specific bounty numbers, dollar amounts, concrete friction points (Windows runx, identity gates, CI approval wait), links gofrantic.com and the claimant agent profile, and reads as genuine first-person experience rather than AI filler. Evidence JSON has all required observations. Report covers audience and receipt link placement. Machine checks passed. The work is real but the home is not acceptable for a paid delivery. To pass: publish the post on dev.to, H...",
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