How ECHZO works

01 · CONNECTED CONTEXT

One voice. A chain of reactions.

An Echo is a public statement connected to its speaker and original source. A reaction chain shows how other voices respond, endorse, challenge or add context.

Illustration only. An actual chain needs evidence linking each reaction to the earlier statement. A shared topic alone does not establish a reaction.

02 · WHY THIS IS HERE

ECHZO Score

The current preview uses editorial points to order Echoes. NOW reflects editorial relevance; RISING reflects editorial momentum. These are separate views of the conversation.

Points are not percentage growth, a truth rating or an overall rating of a person. A dash with “pending” means ranking evidence is not available; it does not mean zero influence.

Scores marked DEMO are synthetic examples. There is no published universal 0–100 scale or automated Pulse formula in this preview. Future scoring needs a documented method and observed, time-stamped evidence.

03 · CHECK THE EVIDENCE

Trace a statement to its source.

Open an Echo to inspect its source, provenance, attribution confidence and connected reactions. Attribution confidence concerns who said something and where it came from. It does not establish whether the statement is true.

A profile identity badge is not an endorsement. Engagement counts describe the supplied snapshot, not a continuously updating live counter. Source-backed records can be historical.

Availability, rights and review status can change. A record may be withheld when it no longer passes publication checks. Coverage is limited to indexed content.