Everyone keeps a record of you. Ours has a number.
ChudKarma collects conduct reports from members, reviews every one of them, and issues a Chud Score between 300 and 850. The scale runs the way you would expect a credit score to run, except that here a high number is the bad news.
Opening a file is free. Closing one is not currently possible.
Consumer disclosure
- Member
- @specimen
- File
- CK-000000
Severe
Conduct is now the first thing people recall about this member.
+34
past 30 days
- Approved filings
- 9
- Categories on file
- 5 of 10
- Last conduct
- 3 days ago
- Good-standing marks
- 1
Specimen file. The figures are illustrative and belong to no member.
Five factors, and nothing else
The model is published because the bureau has nothing to hide and because reading it changes nobody’s behaviour.
| Approved filings | How many reports against you have survived review. | 34% |
|---|---|---|
| Severity of record | How serious those filings were rated. | 24% |
| Recency | How long it has been since the last approved filing. | 18% |
| Breadth of conduct | How many different categories your record spans. | 14% |
| Time on file | How long you have been observable to other members. | 10% |
Where you will land
Unremarkable
300 to 579
No pattern of conduct on file. Rarely encountered.
Mild
580 to 669
Occasional lapses, none of them load-bearing.
Notable
670 to 739
A consistent record that acquaintances have begun to mention.
Severe
740 to 799
Conduct is now the first thing people recall about this member.
Systemic
800 to 850
Reporting is continuous. The record is the person.
Current standings
Full directory- 1Chris M.D.@chris-m-dUnremarkable494
- 2Ethan@trifledmatterUnremarkable494
Your record exists either way
Members can file on anyone with a handle. Opening your own file at least means you find out first.