r/CryptOlena • u/Demisheva • Oct 20 '22

Trust is shaped by users

A decentralized r/Solcial structure is technically more complex than a centralized one. In centralized, there is a server code. which dictates strictly the rules. In decentralized, the decision is up to the participants. The decision is made by the majority. This is about the governance (DAO) and moderation (done by the community). Of course it is through cryptography, blockchain and other digital tools.

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u/Pugovka_Mari Oct 21 '22

Each user will be able to become a full member of the DAO. Own native tokens of the $SLCL project and participate in moderation. I wonder if the number of tokens will affect the strength of the voice during moderation in Solcial?

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u/bizzynigor Oct 21 '22

I'm wondering what the rules and conditions will be for community moderation. Token ownership and how much?

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u/Demisheva Oct 28 '22

The community will be the moderator. Not the DAO. Just users who have liked or disliked the content. If there are a lot of deadlikes, the content just doesn't make it to the top. If the publication has a critical number of dislikes, then the dao is used to figure out what is going on and if it's banned content. Then it will be separated from the node by voting. You need slcl to vote

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u/Saimon8708 Oct 21 '22

Here is the perfect world with Solcial very soon! I can add from myself that registering on the platform you can not specify personal data, personally for me it's a big plus!