The agreement is pending counter-signature. No requirements are represented as active.
This page reports whether a consent confirmation has been filed. A published draft or project page does not, by itself, prove that both parties executed an agreement or that a participant confirmed its terms.
No consent confirmation has been filed. The material below describes the intended confirmation; it does not prove execution or consent.
What a future confirmation would cover
The intended statement says that Micheal Ray Berry conceived the project, drafted its terms, and asked for independent administration.
The intended statement covers a daily weight, four photographs, and a four-angle inspection video before 10:00 PM Eastern, plus the published correction process. Weight itself is never a violation.
The intended statement separates participant filing from Accountability Partner review. Privacy and safety corrections or takedowns remain available and must be recorded transparently.
The intended statement acknowledges that public pages may be searchable. It does not authorize workplace contact, confrontation, harassment, stalking, or disclosure of private information.
The intended statement describes participation as voluntary and bounded by the published safety rules. A filing and its technical acceptance do not independently prove identity, comprehension, voluntariness, or bilateral execution.
Why the voice is synthetic
Every recording in this project is AI-voiced, and a future or filed confirmation is no exception. A synthetic voice cannot demonstrate comprehension the way a person's own words can — that is a real cost, and worth naming. It can state the same wording consistently, so a filed recording documents which terms were presented rather than proving that the participant understood or accepted them.
A synthetic voice cannot establish comprehension by itself. Even when a public confirmation record and verified agreement status are present, this page reports those records; it does not independently establish identity, comprehension, voluntariness, or bilateral execution.
Versions
A new confirmation is recorded when the terms change materially. Earlier versions are kept — a superseded record identifies the wording presented and its recorded date; it does not independently prove agreement.
No confirmation has been filed yet.