This market resolves YES when there is clear evidence that such a committee/institution/function was introduced on the Manifold Markets platform that is effective at either recognising or preventing market manipulation by Dec 31st 2023.
Market manipulation refers only to this platform.
Dec 24, 5:05pm: Will there be an committee at Manifold Markets to investigate or prevent market manipulation by Dec 31st 2023? → Will there be a committee at Manifold Markets to investigate or prevent market manipulation by Dec 31st 2023?
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Would a commitee to resolve markets (such as the Whales V Minnows market) where there appears to be conflict of interest, controversy, and lots of commotion about a potential misresolution, count?
For example, A neutral 3rd party -> maybe made of a vote of all the trustworthy members who don't have a stake in the market. In case of narrow margins or ties, the admins vote also, and the resulting resolution is imposed.
@firstuserhere what a great find!!
The whales v Minnows market is definitely enough to update this markets probability to >50%
@Suston since you guys are talking about this topic over there, I'd ask you to weigh in here also? @jack, @NicoDelon
@Suston I think that's a kind of different topic. That one is problematic due to ambiguity. I propose to address that by having the decision be delegated to a group of trusted third parties, such as in this example procedure: https://manifold.markets/jack/will-this-resolution-council-propos