Faux Pas Atlas: an etiquette guide with no verdict field

Faux Pas Atlas is a unique travel etiquette project developed for the Sanity Challenge, designed to answer questions about social norms without relying on subjective opinions. Instead of providing a definitive verdict, the platform uses a consensus-based system where users attest to behaviors as 'rude,' 'fine,' or 'depends.' Claims are only considered settled once a specific threshold of local and visitor input is met. The project leverages Sanity's ecosystem, including Astro, Cloudflare Workers, and custom workflow plugins to manage moderation and disputes. By avoiding a hard-coded verdict field in the database, the application calculates consensus dynamically via GROQ projections. The system includes a dedicated Dispute Board for human moderation and an automated check to filter out duplicates and non-sensical claims. This project demonstrates a sophisticated approach to crowdsourced data, prioritizing community-driven consensus over individual editorial authority.