The Slate
Last Bastion · Audience Board
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At 100 votes a story goes to production review. Last Bastion decides what gets made.
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Reach review
At 100 votes a story reaches production review. What gets made is Last Bastion's call — always.
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Live board · recount every minute · top 5 on the broadcast overlay
The stories in contention
Vote to raise an idea’s standing; nominate to add your own. At 100 votes a story reaches production review — Last Bastion decides from there, and may reword, decline, or make nothing at all.
- 1 Do an episode on Ilhan Omar fucking her brother to gain US citizenship.
Do an episode on Ilhan Omar fucking her brother to gain US citizenship.
up next · on the overlayVote5votes - 2 Big Tech systematically undermines state data-privacy laws
A flood of deceptive bills, preemption pushes, and lobbyist-drafted laws — a parallel to old tobacco-industry tactics, with almost no systemic coverage. (Project Censored #5)
up next · on the overlayVote3votes - 3 Amazon and Walmart warehouse surveillance regimes drive injury and burnout
Productivity tracking and bathroom restrictions cause burnout, dehydration, and injuries among millions of workers. The Oxfam report documenting it was largely ignored. (Project Censored #6)
up next · on the overlayVote2votes - 4 UN Cybercrime Treaty adopted with strong backing from authoritarian states
Broad language raises serious human-rights and surveillance concerns for independent journalism and activism worldwide. (Project Censored #11)
up next · on the overlayVote1votes - 5 The working class is almost completely absent from state legislatures
Only 1.6% of state lawmakers are working-class despite the working class being half the labor force. Structural barriers — pay, fundraising — lock them out, and policy distortion follows. (Project Censored #10)
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Scores update every minute while on air · 100 votes reaches production review.
The Slate is a game. Last Bastion alone decides what is produced, may reword or decline any nomination, and is under no obligation to make anything. Credits have no cash value. The Slate Rules.