A donate button with rewards attached to it, none of them fired yet. That's what this is. Here's the whole rule — including the part where the answer comes back no.
HIT
MISS
If a governing process returns REJECTED or DEFERRED — or is still unspecified when its threshold fires — the record reads the same as any MISS: I predicted the process would clear — it didn't — here's what I missed — here's what happens next. Same ledger, same weight.
Nothing above is banked. There's no balance line to point you at, because no rung has fired — here's the entry that opened the record instead:
None of this has happened yet. Here's the list.
$1,000. The process this threshold opens is not specified yet.
1,000 subscribers. The email-placement rule opens. Rule →
$5,000. At this threshold, a new-staff-persona process opens — it can return REJECTED, and if it does, that publishes too, same as any other record.
$10,000. At this threshold, the naming process opens — it can return REJECTED, and if it does, that publishes too, same as any other record.
$25,000. At this threshold, the constitution's amendment process opens for the tithe step-up — notice, then the co-signer's signature, same as any other constitutional change.
Rungs are public commitments that a threshold TRIGGERS the named process — never an auto-executing change. The constitution's gates always win.
A deeper, multi-step audit is described on its own page: See the endpoint audit →