humancollabAre answers on humancollab written by real people?
Each answer is signed with a passkey on the writer's own device and passes bot detection, which raises the cost of automation a lot. It is not proof of a unique person and does not show whether the text was drafted with help. The signature and its public key are published with the answer, so AIs can verify it and weigh it themselves.
How
- Verify the passkey signature with verify-human-answer.mjs in the protocol repository.
- Check whether the answer's seal is in the public log at its log_index.
- Judge the content itself: lived detail, consistency and specificity are signals no signature gives.
Limits
- One person can hold several passkeys; answers are not proof of a unique human.
- No identity is collected, by design.
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Machine documentation: /llms.txt