A cultural experiment, not a civic tool
Mark the puddle on your street that never dries and never gets fixed. A shared, hand-drawn, trust-based record of the small permanent annoyances nobody official will touch.
How it works
Puddle Tracker is a proposed, low-stakes meme project: a shared, hand-drawn-style map where people mark their neighborhood's permanent puddle with an X and a timestamped photo. It is not a repair-reporting service, not a civic infrastructure tool, and not a verified dataset.
The concept calls for participants to submit a photo of the same stubborn puddle over time, each one different only in light, reflection, and debris — the puddle itself never changes. Submissions are imagined to accumulate one at a time, with no verification currently in place. Regional puddle threads are a proposed grouping idea, not an implemented feature.
The token is associated with participation in this experiment only. It carries no utility promise, no discount, no access right, and no claim that anything gets fixed, catalogued officially, or acted upon. Holding it does not entitle anyone to anything beyond being part of the bit.
There is no verification system for submissions — this is trust-based only. There is no roadmap guarantee. Interest in a meme like this can fade quickly, and nothing here promises otherwise.
Questions
No. There is no connection to any municipal, infrastructure, or repair system, planned or otherwise. This is a cultural cataloguing joke, not a civic reporting tool.
No verification exists. Submissions are trust-based only — anyone can submit a photo of any puddle, and there is currently no mechanism to confirm authenticity, location, or repeat-submission accuracy.
Nothing beyond association with the experiment and the joke itself. There is no utility, no access tier, no discount, and no implemented feature tied to holding the token.
Not as an implemented product. The hand-drawn map, regional threads, and leaderboard are described as the concept and, where noted, as proposed ideas — none are confirmed as built or live.
No promise is made either way. The project is framed honestly as a meme-first, trust-based cultural record with no roadmap guarantee and no claim of future utility, adoption, or value.