Over the Fence - map a neighbour dispute the way a mediator would
Leaves in the gutter, a branch over the roof, a car across the driveway? Say what is going on, what you want, what your neighbour wants or has said, how you get along and what has been tried. Free in the browser: the flashpoints in your text, the heated words in your own text with calmer swaps, the page's rule for the first move (knock on the door, send a note first, or bring in a mediator) and a starter fence with one panel per flashpoint. One metered task maps the dispute the way a mediator would: each issue as a fence panel with both positions and the needs underneath them, sorted into common ground, trade or stuck; the ground you share; two to four trades; each side's fallback; questions to ask; and a first word in the right form. The page re-checks every reply against its own flashpoints, rule and word list. General information, not legal advice. Built on @lawvable/mediation-dispute-analysis by Jinzhe Tan.
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