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SITE: UPDATES / TRANSPARENCY REPORT Updates: * We have created a method to monitor all related cases... Including the lawsuit in Albany, New York brought by Lucy Craig's victim Mr. Lopes to stop the appointment of Big Tish James as Special Prosecutor. The cases are cataloged at the same location "View docket" from the menu. Any future change of venues, countersuits, alternative or parallel suits / criminal matters, can now be added within seconds. The record will always remain. Once it is on the docket, no future sealing orders will erase it from Lucy Servers. * You can now run a train on comments and article reactions. Click the train reaction and see for yourself. The more reactions the longer the train is being ran. TRANSPARENCY REPORT: * Three comments have been hidden today. They appear to be the same person, inferred from back-to-back-to-back nature and context/content. We are unsure if we made the correct decision, so we are sharing the comments screenshot here for the community to let us know if we made the correct decision or not. We will review the decision after hearing all sides. * We have reach 6,000,000 page views, and are consistently between 175,000-250,000 unique daily visitors. SUCCESS: * The docket mirror system (now expanded to multiple dockets) works perfectly, and preserves all records immediately when they are made public. Today we saw the judge order the sealing of a document that was filed later in the day yesterday. Not even 24 hours later. Our systems preserved the filings, the status changes, the metadata, and record. The official docket no longer has the document available, but the Lucy Server Docket has it preserved for ever. This system has been expanded so that we can easily add new dockets as we learn about them -like the Big Tish James docket which we already added. COMING SOON: Cite your sources. Now that we have every document, video, meme, recording, and content, we are adding an academic style "Cite your sources" button to every page. You will be able to search for the keywords inside any content metadata (transcripts, OCR, PDF extracts, articles, images, videos, audios, etc) and accurately cite to the direct primary source. If you don't see it already, it is coming any moment, just finishing the final touches. As always, let us know what new features, ideas, concepts, or functions you would like to see and we will do our best to build and code them into our platform. KEEP THE CONVERSATIONS HAPPENING. Happy Friday.