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Such as Blockchain reports the transparency and collaboration of real human interaction
We all seek recognition and we want to make a contribution, but above all we want to create – even if we are not paid for our creations. The existing social networks, having evolved into large multinationals, successfully exploit those desires and sell what we are giving for free.
Networks become simultaneously excessively centralized and more chaotic. When individuals and online communities become more aware of themselves, the discomfort and the feeling of insecurity grow. But recently it has emerged on developers, entrepreneurs and investors that Blockchain could be the technology to provide a new, promising social network paradigm. The opening of the cryptographic space is what makes it a great environment for anyone who wants to try something new.
New platforms and networks are emerging with blockchain-based social interaction, rewards based on reputation, social activity and value created by users. Such a decentralized network is not only a more authentic reflection of real life, it is a projection of what the interactions of real life could be and should be.
A recent project that has been launched in this sector is U & deg; Community – a social platform with a transparent and dynamic reputation system. It is based on the blockchain protocol of the operating system and offers the opportunity to exploit social interaction through the DPOI consensus algorithm. It allows users to create content, interact with others, manage an enterprise and create dAPP on the operating system blockchain protocol.
Nowadays, against the background of a developing information society, human capital is becoming one of the most precious resources. Extremely advantageous technology products have to unite people and help spread certain ideas. The technology itself is necessary for its use and helps to solve certain ideas for the benefit of humanity. So, the technology based on U& Deg;The SO protocol blockchain creates an environment for more effective functioning of autonomous and decentralized communities / organizations.
DPol is a high-performance, energy-efficient algorithm for network growth that rewards network participants for system improvement operations. Delofated Proof of Importance is an update of existing blockchain solutions, which integrate the concepts of Delofated Proof of Stake (DPoS) and Network Theory.
The UOS team with Eric Gu from MetaverseUOS Community
Andrew Perepelitsa, Head of Dev Relations at the U OS, explained that the next step for all this is the development of the human-centric blockchain
"What I want to say is that there was DPOS, where the selected delegates have control over the network, and PoI, used in NEM, where the economic activity of an account gives it the opportunity to get We have combined these principles and in our DPOI consensus we have added the element that takes into account social interactions.It allows unlimited potential use cases for U & deg; blockchain of the operating system via API for DApps, first place U & deg; Community – a user-friendly interface for our blockchain ".
Community interest
Long before the World Wide Web connected cat video lovers anywhere in a global community, social psychologists used a theory of knowledge called social constructionism. They noted the emergence of communities that could not be fully explained by cultural, social, demographic or geographical categorisations.
In essence, any group of people who share a common interest can be defined as a community, admitting their belonging to the group. In other words, a community is a group of people who, unlike Groucho Marx, are happy to be part of a club simply by virtue of being seen as a member, by older members of that club.
But the immediacy and the anonymity of online communities have brought this concept much further. Today the physical appearance, distance or command of a particular language do not pose barriers for interaction within any group. All you have to do is introduce yourself and contribute in good faith.
Recently however, the "good faith" part is becoming a bit of an online problem. The Internet was originally created as a small network of trusted participants with scientific goals, in fact, there was a column with names, phones and addresses of all, so security and identity issues were not an immediate concern. Now we are drowning in the chaos of information signals. The flow of information and social interaction has become a smokescreen, through which it is very difficult to discern what is actually happening.
The community of Blockchain
The confused krypton landscape can intimidate beginners. It may seem that Blockchain is all developers and investors, but this is definitely false.
The Blockchain the community could be described as a vaguely formed constellation of more closely related subgroups.
There are developers and scientists, of course – experts on the internal operation of Blockchain, quietly building the infrastructure for all the cases that are proposed by …
Entrepreneurs – and startup founders who are no longer just the white Stanford boys. The most remote possibilities of the way Blockchain can literally change the world are prophesied by the Evangelists – eloquent and vocal enthusiasts who excite great investors, thus helping entrepreneurs to make their case. Some investors are also taking long-term holdings in cryptocurrencies, where a swarm of traders is playing the highly volatile cryptographic market for daily gains.
Masha Beetroot (Head of Biz Dev at U & deg; OS)U Community
Some cross-sections of groups are emerging, like growth Women in Blockchain movement, and the conference circuit in general. The expert verse of Twitter is populated by representatives of various Blockchain groups, who offer sometimes useful and sometimes part-time comments on current cryptographic events. Of course, there is a lot more in the Blockchain community – no description could be exhaustive with such a dynamic and rapidly growing network. But where does this community interact? And how do small investors and everyday users fit in, the real engines of the new technology?
We want to not only communicate and exchange information, but we also try to exchange values. We are sick and tired of the intrusions in our privacy, we expect a fair play that existing networks can not provide us.
The objectives of the downsizing of the Blockchain network can not be achieved without a widespread adoption, which in turn can not be achieved without simple products, with intuitive interfaces that meet universal needs.
The existing Blockchain community must first put the average beginner user.
A single ecosystem is needed in which participants can communicate, execute financial transactions and smart contracts, archive and transfer funds, create and consume content, create custom decentralized applications, train and join organizations and monetize any business with fairness and respect to other members of the network.
Transparent reputations in real capital
With the modification of the algorithms and monetization, the likes on social networks have long ceased to have a real meaning. But if they could? What if I like them could have the social weight of a recommendation from the CEO of Forbes 100 and the financial power of a direct donation? What if I could build a reputation that would value your opinions and be rewarded for the value you create for others? What would happen if all the participants were encouraged to represent themselves truthfully and build reputations by acting consistently in good faith?
We have become accustomed to our online activities that have been monetized by companies that provide the scaffolding for these transactions, without compensating the real creators and owners of the content. Only in a decentralized network possible social Capital, the sum product of the active participation of the community, can be converted into real capital for users. At the moment, the dream of self-fulfillment in the global community is literally sold to Internet users, in exchange for their content and connections.
But self-fulfillment can and must be accompanied by compensation for added value.
Blockchain allows you to create a mobile identity controlled by the user. More than one profile, you can selectively open various data about yourself that will help you ensure interaction.
Perhaps the Blockchain collaboration model could finally overflow the way humans face each other personally, on an individual, organizational and government level.
Framework for a true human connection
Wherever new technology is involved, it is worth bearing in mind that all progress should serve real, existing human needs rather than creating artificial needs for business profit. The human need for community and support is one of the most basic requirements for a healthy society. New types of online communities can take advantage of Blockchain technology to bring transparency and collaboration of real human interaction on the Internet with decentralized networks.
Unlike Facebook and other centralized social networks, some new emerging platforms such as U & Deg; Communities offer not only the opportunity to reach and negotiate with other participants, but also the security of knowing who is behind every profile and understanding that, by becoming part of the network, all subscribe to the same values. This could be an environment in which anyone can really contribute with a verse, as experts collaborate with newcomers in developing a vibrant ecosystem.
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Logo U.OS NetworkU.Community
Such as Blockchain reports the transparency and collaboration of real human interaction
We all seek recognition and we want to make a contribution, but above all we want to create – even if we are not paid for our creations. The existing social networks, having evolved into large multinationals, successfully exploit those desires and sell what we are giving for free.
Networks become simultaneously excessively centralized and more chaotic. When individuals and online communities become more aware of themselves, the discomfort and the feeling of insecurity grow. But recently it has emerged on developers, entrepreneurs and investors that Blockchain could be the technology to provide a new, promising social network paradigm. The opening of the cryptographic space is what makes it a great environment for anyone who wants to try something new.
New platforms and networks are emerging with blockchain-based social interaction, rewards based on reputation, social activity and value created by users. Such a decentralized network is not only a more authentic reflection of real life, it is a projection of what the interactions of real life could be and should be.
A recent project launched in this sector is U ° Community – a social platform with a transparent and dynamic reputation system. It is based on the blockchain U ° OS protocol and offers the opportunity to exploit social interaction through the DPOI consensus algorithm. It allows users to create content, interact with others, manage a company and create dAPP on the blockchain U ° OS protocol.
Nowadays, against the background of a developing information society, human capital is becoming one of the most precious resources. Extremely advantageous technology products have to unite people and help spread certain ideas. The technology itself is necessary for its use and helps to solve certain ideas for the benefit of humanity. So, the technology based on U°The SO protocol blockchain creates an environment for more effective functioning of autonomous and decentralized communities / organizations.
DPol is a high-performance, energy-efficient algorithm for network growth that rewards network participants for system improvement operations. Delofated Proof of Importance is an update of existing blockchain solutions, which integrate the concepts of Delofated Proof of Stake (DPoS) and Network Theory.
The UOS team with Eric Gu from MetaverseUOS Community
Andrew Perepelitsa, Head of Dev Relations at the OSU Network, explained that the next step for all this is the development of the human-centric blockchain
"What I want to say is that there was DPOS, where the selected delegates have control over the network, and PoI, used in NEM, where the economic activity of an account gives it the opportunity to get We have combined these principles and in our DPOI consensus we have added the element that takes into account social interactions.It allows unlimited possibilities for use for the blockchain U ° OS through API for DApps, first of all U ° Community – a user-friendly interface for our blockchain ".
Community interest
Long before the World Wide Web connected cat video lovers anywhere in a global community, social psychologists used a theory of knowledge called social constructionism. They noted the emergence of communities that could not be fully explained by cultural, social, demographic or geographical categorisations.
In essence, any group of people who share a common interest can be defined as a community, admitting their belonging to the group. In other words, a community is a group of people who, unlike Groucho Marx, are happy to be part of a club simply by virtue of being seen as a member, by older members of that club.
But the immediacy and the anonymity of online communities have brought this concept much further. Today the physical appearance, distance or command of a particular language do not pose barriers for interaction within any group. All you have to do is introduce yourself and contribute in good faith.
Recently, however, the "good faith" part is becoming a bit of an online problem. The Internet was originally created as a small network of trusted participants with scientific goals, in fact, there was a column with names, phones and addresses of all, so security and identity issues were not an immediate concern. Now we are drowning in the chaos of information signals. The flow of information and social interaction has become a smokescreen, through which it is very difficult to discern what is actually happening.
The community of Blockchain
The confused krypton landscape can intimidate beginners. It may seem that Blockchain is all developers and investors, but this is definitely false.
The Blockchain the community could be described as a vaguely formed constellation of more closely related subgroups.
There are developers and scientists, of course – experts on the internal operation of Blockchain, quietly building the infrastructure for all the cases that are proposed by …
Entrepreneurs – startup founders who are no longer just the white Stanford boys. The most remote possibilities of the way Blockchain can literally change the world are prophesied by the Evangelists – eloquent and vocal enthusiasts who excite great investors, thus helping entrepreneurs to make their case. Some investors are also taking long-term holdings in cryptocurrencies, where a swarm of traders is playing the highly volatile cryptographic market for daily gains.
Masha Beetroot (Head of Biz Dev at U ° OS)U Community
Some cross-sections of groups are emerging, like growth Women in Blockchain movement, and the conference circuit in general. The expert verse of Twitter is populated by representatives of various Blockchain groups, who offer sometimes useful and sometimes part-time comments on current cryptographic events. Of course, there is a lot more in the Blockchain community – no description could be exhaustive with such a dynamic and rapidly growing network. But where does this community interact? And how do small investors and everyday users fit in, the real engines of the new technology?
We want to not only communicate and exchange information, but we also try to exchange values. We are sick and tired of the intrusions in our privacy, we expect a fair play that existing networks can not provide us.
The objectives of the downsizing of the Blockchain network can not be achieved without a widespread adoption, which in turn can not be achieved without simple products, with intuitive interfaces that meet universal needs.
The existing Blockchain community must first put the average beginner user.
A single ecosystem is needed in which participants can communicate, execute financial transactions and smart contracts, archive and transfer funds, create and consume content, create custom decentralized applications, train and join organizations and monetize any business with fairness and respect to other members of the network.
Transparent reputations in real capital
With the modification of the algorithms and monetization, the likes on social networks have long ceased to have a real meaning. But if they could? What if I like them could have the social weight of a recommendation from the CEO of Forbes 100 and the financial power of a direct donation? What if I could build a reputation that would value your opinions and be rewarded for the value you create for others? What would happen if all the participants were encouraged to represent themselves truthfully and build reputations by acting consistently in good faith?
We have become accustomed to our online activities that have been monetized by companies that provide the scaffolding for these transactions, without compensating the real creators and owners of the content. Only in a decentralized network possible social Capital, the sum product of the active participation of the community, can be converted into real capital for users. At the moment, the dream of self-fulfillment in the global community is literally sold to Internet users, in exchange for their content and connections.
But self-fulfillment can and must be accompanied by compensation for added value.
Blockchain allows you to create a mobile identity controlled by the user. More than one profile, you can selectively open various data about yourself that will help you ensure interaction.
Perhaps the Blockchain collaboration model could finally overflow the way humans face each other personally, on an individual, organizational and government level.
Framework for a true human connection
Wherever new technology is involved, it is worth bearing in mind that all progress should serve real, existing human needs rather than creating artificial needs for business profit. The human need for community and support is one of the most basic requirements for a healthy society. New types of online communities can take advantage of Blockchain technology to bring transparency and collaboration of real human interaction on the Internet with decentralized networks.
Unlike Facebook and other centralized social networks, some new emerging platforms such as U ° Community offer not only the possibility to reach and negotiate with other participants, but also the security of knowing who is behind every profile and the understanding that, by becoming part of the network, all subscribe to the same values. This could be an environment in which anyone can really contribute with a verse, as experts collaborate with newcomers in developing a vibrant ecosystem.
