Share, not blame

A share of a drop measures how much one decision contributed to a fall in the odds. It is a number about a decision, never about a person.

We report it next to the role and the moment, and leave identities out by default. A verdict that reads like an accusation is less accurate and less useful.

The share also comes from a model, which learns correlation with outcomes. We label it that way until reviewers have looked at it.