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PearliePoo2

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4. I think you have about 5 minutes to accept or decline. If you decline they continue to ask people.

Reply to shockey80 (Original post)

Sun Dec 10, 2017, 11:20 AM

Dec 2017

If you accept, then you will see the post someone alerted on and what rule the post may have broken. You will be asked if you think the rules were broken or not.
You can opt out at any point in jury duty.

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I have been selected to serve on a DU jury? [View all] shockey80 Dec 2017 OP

Someone alerted on a post so they form a jury to vote on the 'appropriateness' of the alert Siwsan Dec 2017 #1

It means you have to decide if a post should be hidden that is usually from INdemo Dec 2017 #2

If You Did A Post & Waited For An Answer Me. Dec 2017 #3

I think you have about 5 minutes to accept or decline. If you decline they continue to ask people. PearliePoo2 Dec 2017 #4

Thank you. shockey80 Dec 2017 #5

they randomly select 6-8 ppl to judge a post. Its pretty cool.. samnsara Dec 2017 #6

YOUR chance of serving is 26%, according to your profile left-of-center2012 Dec 2017 #7

It's like.. community moderation. defacto7 Dec 2017 #8

On DU.2 we had moderators, here on DU.3 we have juries to decide the fate of alerted posts Rhiannon12866 Dec 2017 #9

I liked the DU2 moderator system JonLP24 Dec 2017 #10