Slop Alert.org

Join the Cause

Bring your care. Bring your judgment.

Help people understand the software they trust. We’re welcoming applications from community reviewers and moderators.

Two ways to help

Reviewers

Check claims, examine software behavior, document evidence, and explain what it means. Tell us how you build, test, secure, or maintain real software.

Moderators

Keep discussion fair and useful, handle reports and corrections, and recognize conflicts of interest. Community experience matters alongside technical knowledge.

AI experience is useful. Careful judgment, respect for privacy, and the ability to verify a claim matter more than a tool preference. There is room for different levels of experience.

Applications are reviewed by staff. Applying does not create an account, grant access, or guarantee a role. We’ll agree on responsibilities and permissions before you begin.

Fields marked optional can be left blank. No résumé or account connection is needed.

About you

Only for your application and participation. No marketing signup.

A public github.com profile or repository link.

A public linkedin.com profile link.

Experience and judgment

Describe projects, roles, and hands-on work with development, testing, security, maintenance, code review, or community moderation. Include what you personally did. At least 30 characters.

Mention tools or workflows you use, and how you check generated code, claims, or results. It is fine to be learning.

What would you like to contribute? Which kinds of software or communities do you understand? At least 30 characters.

Working together

A rough time commitment or time zone is enough. No fixed commitment is required here.

Mention relevant affiliations or products you work on, without sharing confidential details. A conflict can be managed; it is not automatically disqualifying.