About the jury

Disagreement deserves two sides.

What it is: an opinion game for ordinary disputes.

What it is not: a factual ruling, diagnosis, legal finding, or safety decision.

Who decides: people who cast recorded verdicts—not an AI score.

The premise

Most arguments arrive as one polished story. UR WRONG separates the sides, asks a visitor to choose before seeing the crowd, and reveals only the verdicts that were actually recorded. A quiet jury stays quiet on the page; we do not seed votes or manufacture activity.

How an editorial prompt enters the jury

Editorial pages identify the format as an editorial take and keep the opening arguments separate from live jury results. Public jury pages currently use reviewed editorial prompts selected and published by UR WRONG. The suggestion form saves a draft on this browser only; it is not a submission or publication route.

Editorial boundary

UR WRONG may use software-assisted tools during drafting and operations, but public verdict counts come from recorded human choices. Editorial framing is kept separate from live jury results. We remove real names and reject categories that should not be judged as entertainment, including crisis, medical, legal, violent, abusive, criminal, explicit sexual, and minor-related matters.

Who operates the site

UR WRONG is operated as a Neo Genesis product. Product, privacy, partnership, and advertising questions can be sent to urwrong@neogenesis.app.

Want to test the premise? Read both sides and lock a verdict before the result appears.