supercitizen.org/transparency
Transparency
Civic-education work is only credible if its funding, governance, and editorial choices are visible. This page is the public record.
Entity
SuperCitizen Inc. — Delaware nonprofit corporation; 501(c)(3) determination status: in progress (filed).
The Mint's donation flows route through partner FEC-registered conduits (political) and Stripe (501(c)(3) recipients) — not through SuperCitizen at v1.0. See /donate for current options.
Governance
v1.0: founder-only editorial review (Chris Borgia). Cross-spectrum editorial board recruitment is a public 90-day commitment from launch. Target: 6 advisors — 2 conservative, 2 progressive, 1 libertarian, 1 communitarian — revisited annually.
The editorial charter, conflict-of-interest disclosures, and the 14-day pre-federal-general-election comms blackout policy will be posted as the board is seated.
Funding sources
Quarterly funding disclosures land here once the entity is fully formed. Sources to date:
- Founder time (uncompensated; opportunity cost not booked).
- Hosting + infrastructure (founder-paid pre-launch).
No corporate, foundation, or political-committee funding has been received yet. Any future funding from a source with a clear ideological position will be disclosed inline at the relevant editorial decisions.
Neutrality audits
Quarterly: 10 lessons + 5 system-prompt outputs spot-checked against the neutrality clauses. Confirmed regressions become regression tests; future builds fail if the regression returns. A bug-bounty program covers biased-AI-behavior reports.
What we never do
- Collect SSN, ID, or financial account numbers anywhere.
- Endorse parties or candidates, at any time.
- Run promotional campaigns in the 14 days before a federal general election (the Mint stays open; the proactive prompts pause).
- Auto-update third-party content feeds (every subscription is sha-pinned).
- Store inferred political affiliation unless the user explicitly states it.