What is a room?

A room is where one question lives on majjha — the question itself, the date it settles by, and everyone who has stepped in to call a side.

Every question gets its own. Walk into one and the whole state of it is right there: the question up top, the clock under it, the middle — the live number, maybe 63 — resting between the two sides, and every call already made, out in the open. Who’s on Yes, who’s on No, nobody hiding.

So a room is never just a page. It’s a small crowd gathered around one real thing that hasn’t happened yet. And when the date comes and the question settles, there’s no wondering who had it right — every call is still on the wall.

That number resting in the center is worth a minute of its own — here’s what the middle is.