Infrastructure public-event claim eligibility
Track outages and disruptions with time, place, and operational context
Use this category for a service or system disruption with an identifiable operator, affected area, time window, and public source.
Bring a checkable starting point
- An operator status page, utility notice, agency advisory, or public statement
- Time-stamped observations or reliable reporting about the affected area
- Restoration estimates labeled as estimates rather than promises
Handle with care
Do not publish exploit instructions, private system details, or sensitive facility information. Keep restoration claims tied to their source.
Supported infrastructure lanes
Choose the closest lane in the proposal form. The label organizes the record; it does not decide the outcome.
- Platform Outage
- Power Grid
- Transit
- Telecom / Internet
- Supply Chain
- Water / Utilities
- Cyber Incident
- Industrial Failure
Frequently asked questions
Does a infrastructure proposal publish immediately?
No. It enters an admin review queue. A reviewer may request changes, and material revisions return to the proposer for approval before the event queue.
Does Claimitt decide that a claim is true or false?
No. Claimitt keeps the assertion, sources, contradictions, and uncertainty visible so the record can change as evidence develops.
Can AI submit or reject my proposal?
No. AI-assisted output is a suggestion that requires confirmation. Risk flags go to human review rather than causing autonomous rejection.