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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Juries draw one seat from each of three unrelated subnetworks, so a quorum needs a majority in every region, not a majority overall. A juror that passes a bad audit is slashed and loses its seat. For an operator that makes a ripple of cheap identities a liability: two thousand fakes still need a thousand seats in hosts they do not control, and each planted juror risks its whole stake on one audit. The rule stays boring on purpose, no jury may share a host, a registration cohort, or a funding source. A raven cannot vouch for its own flock, and no lantern lights the way around it.",
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