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Platform tour A frontend-only walkthrough of surfaces that ship switched off. Nothing on these pages is stored, sent or checked.
Operations

The launch board, before anything launches.

What an operator sees. The switches matter as much as the features: a flag that can only be moved by a database write is not a switch, and the direction that counts is off, during an incident.

Operations

World Admin

/world-admin

Every feature ships off; each has a switch an operator can reach without touching the database; and two of them refuse to move until real policy text is published — the system will not record someone’s agreement to nothing.

Enforced by the real server

  • Every feature below ships off
  • Each can be switched without touching the database
  • Two of them refuse to run until real policy text is published

Feature switches

SurfaceStateBlocked onAction
Community roomsOff A contracted moderation provider; counsel’s minimum age and country list
Community imagesOff The same two decisions
ForumOff Nothing — ready when you are
CareersOff What “verified employer” means, in writing
Contributor publishingOff Editorial policy and contributor terms

Policy text

Both are empty. Until each holds real published wording, the matching feature refuses rather than record someone’s agreement to nothing.

DocumentVersionEffect while empty
Applicant privacy notice— not set — Applying to a job answers “not open yet”
Contributor terms— not set — Applying to contribute answers “not open yet”

Queues

Forum posts held3
Employers awaiting verification1
Contributor applications1
Room reports0
What this screen calls
EndpointStatus
GET/PATCH /api/world-admin/community/settingsBuilt
POST /api/world-admin/careers/employers/{id}/stateBuilt
GET /api/world-admin/forum/queueBuilt
This page is a drawing, not the product. Nothing here is stored, sent or checked — the buttons show what the real screens say, not what a server decided. The rules in each amber register are enforced by the actual system; this drawing of them cannot enforce anything.