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Each DAO needs to allocate some of its incoming fees to incentivize development.
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Well, the above is not exactly correct. The incentive for development is to earn reputation.
However what is true is that a DAO may need to leverage some reputation toward governance-related actions.
For example gradually changing the weight of some posts bit by bit.
This can be accomplished by a work smart contract that allocates a fixed percentage of minted reputation in the desired way.
If no reputation is needed for such initiatives at a given time, it can be burned instead, to preserve fairness.
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We are trying to build the reputation mechanisms for the X-prize project.
This project has the loosely stated goal of building tools for communities, but there is an expectation that this will use "MVPR."
My thinking is that the following basic features are needed of reputation:
- Bootstrap initial members
- Members can onboard new members
- Members can perform actions that affect each other's reputation
- Members can vote to prioritize content
- Public can view prioritized content
We need to provide detailed workflows for each of these.
# Bootstrap initial members
# Members can onboard new members
- A non-member is equivalent to a member with no reputation.
- Non-members can post and have their posts reviewed in order to gain reputation.
# Members can perform actions that affect each other's reputation
- Members can positively/negatively cite posts (what kind of posts?) by other members
- Stake reputation on these posts
- Validation pool determines the outcome - poster may gain or lose reputation,
- strength of effect can be influenced by ratio of upvotes
- Upvote = Post?
- Upvote = Vote in validation pool?
- Multiple types of reputation?
- Correctness
- "Goodness"
- Humor
# Members can vote to prioritize content
# Public can view prioritized content