Ostracism, for websites

The crowd decides
who stays.

Athenians scratched a name onto a shard of broken pottery and voted the owner out of the city for ten years. Here the shard is your homepage, the city is a list of 50, and the vote never stops running.

Put your site on the board — $30See who survived
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    Pay $30 to put your site on the board.

  2. 02

    Every visitor votes keep or ostracize. One vote each, free.

  3. 03

    When your countdown hits zero it settles: over 50% ostracize and you are off the board; keep at 50% or better and you are on the Honor Roll permanently.

  4. 04

    Want to stay longer? $20 an hour, no upper limit.

  5. 05

    Board full at 50? New sites queue on the waitlist by bid and take the next open slot.

Voted out and that domain can never be listed again. No shame list, no announcement — it simply stops being here.

Voted to stay and you are on the Honor Roll for good, with the tally that saved you frozen next to your name.

Ranking here is determined by payment and by public votes. It is not an objective evaluation, an endorsement, or a quality rating. Taking part means you have read and accepted the rules.

The Board

Sorted by popularity — the loudest fights ride on top. Clocks run 24h from the start.

Early-bird window — no countdowns yet

0 / 50 slots taken

50 more sites and the mechanism starts: every listing gets a 24-hour clock at the same moment, and settlement begins. Until then nothing settles and nobody gets voted out — sites on the board sit there indefinitely, collecting views and votes for the same $30. Voting is already open, and the tallies carry over.

The board is empty.

Nobody has stepped into the arena yet. First one in gets the longest run — no clock starts until the board is full.

Put your site up — $30