Public rules
How Will It Mog works.
The arena is simple on purpose: equal placement, a fixed clock, visible qualified product visits, and one continuing winner.
How a battle is decided
Each battle runs for exactly 30 minutes. When time expires, the product with more qualified unique product visits wins. An exact tie favors the incumbent.
The winner stays on the throne for the next battle. A founder may queue a product they own or represent to challenge the winner.
Paid and house challengers
Every accepted paid challenge ranks ahead of every house challenger. Higher paid bids can improve queue order only when that reorder keeps every existing paid challenge inside its latest-start deadline. Equal bids keep verified payment order.
When no paid challenge is eligible, an unpaid house exhibition keeps the arena active. House products are standby entries, never purchases, and never take a paid reservation's place.
What attention means
A signed anonymous browser visitor may give each product one attention point by following its first-party product link before the deadline. Repeat visits do not add points. Operator review can invalidate abusive activity and correct the public result.
There is no prize, payout, revenue share, or financial value attached to attention or victory. Paying never buys attention, score weight, special placement inside a battle, or a win.