Redline · the records corps
Somebody has to be in the room
Checking the city’s minutes against a recording only works where a recording exists. Where it doesn’t, the city’s written account is the only account there is — and nobody can check it against anything. This board lists those holes, worst first, so they can be filled by people from here.
A shift is one meeting: attend or watch it, capture clean audio and video, and file what was said with timecodes. That record becomes the independent copy the checker runs against — and it stays public, under the community’s control, not the city’s.
Open shifts
Ranked by how much of the record is missing, not by date.
Nothing outstanding. Every meeting on file has both a recording and the city’s written record, and none of the checks are waiting on a human.