Help Center
Welcome to Tilt’s Help Center — your guide to posting, debating, and understanding how our AI-powered logic scoring and moderation work. Use the table of contents below to jump to a topic.
Getting started
Create an account, join a debate, and contribute a take. Tips:
- Sign up with Google or email from the login page and complete the CAPTCHA if prompted.
- Browse or search debates, then click "Join" to add your take (your reasoning matters more than short reactions).
- When replying, aim for clear, evidence-backed reasoning — replies longer than 50 characters show our AI rewrite helper if you want polish or brevity.
How logic scoring works
Tilt evaluates arguments for logical structure and clarity using a multi-stage AI process. Key points:
- Each take and reply is analyzed by a scoring model that looks for premise–conclusion structure, evidence, and consistency.
- Scores are stored and surfaced in real-time; when debates get big, summaries use the top-scoring takes and their replies so the summary is concise and high-signal.
- If you post and don’t see a score immediately, the system runs scoring in the background and updates shortly after the insert completes.
Posting & replies
Best practices for constructive participation:
- Lead with a clear claim, then follow with 1–3 supporting reasons or evidence points.
- Keep replies focused — they should address the claim or reasoning you're responding to.
- Use the AI rewrite feature to sharpen phrasing or shorten long posts while preserving your intent.
Moderation policy
Tilt uses a combination of automated detection and human review to keep conversations civil and inclusive:
- We detect abusive language, harassment, and targeted slurs. Our filters normalize common obfuscation (e.g., leetspeak) to prevent bypasses.
- Minor infractions may trigger warnings or temporary visibility limits; severe or repeated violations can result in removal or account action.
- If you believe a moderation decision is incorrect, use the "Contact" link to request a review. Context matters — include the debate link and a short explanation.
Appeals & transparency
We review appeals on a best-effort basis. For decisions that lead to bans or wider content removal, we provide a short rationale and the option to request further review.
API examples
Quick code examples for common tasks.
Fetch debate summary (server-side)
const res = await fetch('https://tilt.vote/api/generate-summary', { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify({ debate_id: 'abc123' }) })
const data = await res.json()Submit application (client)
await fetch('/api/careers/apply', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ name, email, role, resume }) })Privacy & data
We design Tilt to be privacy-first. High-level summary:
- Public debates and takes are visible to other users and may be used in aggregate for improving features.
- We don't sell your personal data. Read the full Privacy Policy on the legal page for details about retention, export, and deletion.
- For developer API keys and server integrations, follow the API Pricing and docs linked in the footer.
Frequently asked questions
How long until my take gets a logic score?
Scoring usually happens within a few seconds after posting. For very large debates we batch and score in the background; the score will appear when available (You can expect 2-5 minutes).
What counts as a high logic score?
High scores reflect clear premises, evidence or reasoning that supports the conclusion, and minimal contradictions. The score is a signal — not a definitive judgment of truth.
How do I report a moderation mistake?
Use Contact Us (footer) and include the debate URL, the content in question, and a brief explanation. Our team reviews appeals and restores content when appropriate.