Community funded · No paywalls · No trackers
Keep local government in plain sight.
The public record here — the meeting archives, the searchable transcripts, the money-trail portals, the field companions — is free to use, carries no ads, and sells no data. The shows pay their own way: our movies and podcasts run sponsor spots, like a station always has, and that money goes straight back into the archives. Donations cover everything the spots don't.
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Direct supportWhere the money goes
The whole budgetThe server
One VPS hosts the whole platform — every market, every archive, the live news tower, the lot. Hosting and bandwidth are the core bill.
Domains & names
everythingisperfect.org and the state subdomains that give every community its own front door.
Public-records fees
Agencies can charge copying and search fees on IPRA / TPIA / FOIA requests. Donations pay them so the records land in the archive, not behind a receipt.
Field hardware
The gear behind the modules: RF sensors, streaming kit for the 5 O'Clock News bureau, mesh radios for the Yellow Pages.
Everything above that line leaves again
Surplus doesn't sit in an account. It rolls into Derrick's Millions — a public fund with a countdown on every dollar, paid out to neighbors who pitch an idea.
Where the ads are — and aren't
The whole policyThe shows
Our movies and podcasts carry advertising — banner spots and TV-style commercial breaks, the way a station always has.
- 5 O'Clock News broadcasts
- HoodBuster tapes
- KUSSR radio episodes and podcasts
Every spot is labeled as advertising and sold by us. A sponsor buys airtime on a show — nothing else. None of them gets a look at a story before it runs, or a say in whether it runs.
The public record
Anything that is a public record, or a tool for reading one, stays clean: no ads, no pre-rolls, no paywalls, no trackers.
- Meeting archives, agendas, and transcripts
- Market pages, Town Square, and your local hub
- Money-trail portals, records tools, and field companions
This is the side that can't sell anything to keep itself alive — which is exactly why donations go here.
No money? Still plenty to give
Time & attentionJoin your local hub
Sign up in your community's Town Square. Membership is the count that proves a public record has a public.
Enter your hubShow up to a workshop
Free community events — bring a neighbor, learn the tools, take the questions to your own city hall.
See what's near youReport what you caught
Heard an official say something that isn't so? File it with the Polygraph — every entry is checked and cited before it counts.
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A civic-transparency platform. Lawful public oversight — not personal confrontation.
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