Why you do not have to take our word for it
Before entries closed we generated a random secret, kept it hidden, and published its fingerprint — a SHA-256 hash. Publishing the fingerprint locked us to that one secret: any other secret produces a different fingerprint, and the original was already public.
When entries closed, the list was frozen and hashed, so no entry could be added or removed afterwards. To draw, we took a random value from drand, a public randomness beacon run by an independent group, which produces a new signed value every thirty seconds. That value did not exist when we sealed our secret, and we do not control it.
The winners come from combining the two. Because we chose our half before the public half existed, and could not influence the public half at all, neither side could steer the outcome. Every input is published below, so you can recalculate the result yourself.
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