You are not being asked what you believe.
You are being asked what the evidence supports.
Traditional polling asks what you believe. Drevmark asks whether the evidence supports it. The distinction is critical.
SIGNALYou are assessing that available evidence is sufficient to support the narrative. Not that you personally agree — that the evidence warrants credibility.
NOISEYou are assessing that available evidence is insufficient, ambiguous, or absent. Not that the narrative is false — that the evidence has not reached a sufficient threshold.
You are not participating in a poll. You are contributing to an intelligence assessment.