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AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: WIL token -> Karma token; WIL = WikiDeal License only (Theo 2026-07-16)

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Terminology: WIL token -> Karma token; WIL = WikiDeal License only (Theo 2026-07-16)

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	A Ring of Trust is a formal agreement between two or more WikiDeal User Groups to accept each other's [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~WIL~~-Tokens\|~~WIL~~ tokens]] for services. Rings define the scope and conditions under which ~~WIL~~ tokens can be used — creating a functional complementary economy that grows organically as User Groups choose to cooperate.		A Ring of Trust is a formal agreement between two or more WikiDeal User Groups to accept each other's [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens\|Karma tokens]] for services. Rings define the scope and conditions under which Karma tokens can be used — creating a functional complementary economy that grows organically as User Groups choose to cooperate.

	A Ring of Trust is not imposed from above — it is created by User Groups who choose to cooperate, defining their own terms within the WikiDeal framework.		A Ring of Trust is not imposed from above — it is created by User Groups who choose to cooperate, defining their own terms within the WikiDeal framework.
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	* An agreement between '''two or more User Groups''' (the minimum is 2)		* An agreement between '''two or more User Groups''' (the minimum is 2)
	* A commitment to accept ~~WIL~~ tokens for services within the Ring's scope		* A commitment to accept Karma tokens for services within the Ring's scope
	* Governed by a usage coefficient that determines how widely the Ring's ~~WIL~~ tokens are accepted		* Governed by a usage coefficient that determines how widely the Ring's Karma tokens are accepted
	* Registered in the WikiDeal system for transparency and auditability		* Registered in the WikiDeal system for transparency and auditability

	=== Usage Coefficients: 1 to 10 ===		=== Usage Coefficients: 1 to 10 ===

	Each Ring operates with a usage coefficient that reflects how widely its ~~WIL~~ tokens are accepted:		Each Ring operates with a usage coefficient that reflects how widely its Karma tokens are accepted:

	* '''Coefficient 1''' — Restricted: ~~WIL~~ tokens can only be used within the two founding User Groups		* '''Coefficient 1''' — Restricted: Karma tokens can only be used within the two founding User Groups
	* '''Coefficient 5''' — Moderate: ~~WIL~~ tokens accepted across a cluster of related User Groups		* '''Coefficient 5''' — Moderate: Karma tokens accepted across a cluster of related User Groups
	* '''Coefficient 10''' — Widely accepted: ~~WIL~~ tokens can be used across many Rings and User Groups in the ecosystem		* '''Coefficient 10''' — Widely accepted: Karma tokens can be used across many Rings and User Groups in the ecosystem

	A higher coefficient is not automatically better — it means the ~~WIL~~ tokens are more versatile but may be worth less per unit due to wider supply. User Groups choose their coefficient based on their community's needs.		A higher coefficient is not automatically better — it means the Karma tokens are more versatile but may be worth less per unit due to wider supply. User Groups choose their coefficient based on their community's needs.

	=== ~~WIL~~ Token Interoperability ===		=== Karma Token Interoperability ===

	The key innovation of Rings is interoperability. ~~WIL~~ tokens earned in one User Group can be spent in another User Group — but only if both are in the same Ring. This creates:		The key innovation of Rings is interoperability. Karma tokens earned in one User Group can be spent in another User Group — but only if both are in the same Ring. This creates:

	* A network effect: more Rings → more useful ~~WIL~~ tokens		* A network effect: more Rings → more useful Karma tokens
	* Community incentives: User Groups benefit from joining Rings with complementary services		* Community incentives: User Groups benefit from joining Rings with complementary services
	* No forced participation: User Groups choose which Rings to join		* No forced participation: User Groups choose which Rings to join

	=== No Self-Generation of ~~WIL~~ tokens ===		=== No Self-Generation of Karma tokens ===

	User Groups and individuals cannot create ~~WIL~~ tokens from nothing. The only exception is a small welcome amount granted to new members entering the ecosystem — enough to make a first Transaction and understand the system, not enough to distort it. This rule prevents inflation and ensures ~~WIL~~ tokens remain tied to real contribution or funding.		User Groups and individuals cannot create Karma tokens from nothing. The only exception is a small welcome amount granted to new members entering the ecosystem — enough to make a first Transaction and understand the system, not enough to distort it. This rule prevents inflation and ensures Karma tokens remain tied to real contribution or funding.

	=== Examples of Rings ===		=== Examples of Rings ===
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	==== 🍼🎓 Babysitting-Tutoring Ring ====		==== 🍼🎓 Babysitting-Tutoring Ring ====

	A babysitting User Group and a tutoring User Group agree to accept each other's ~~WIL~~ tokens. A parent can earn ~~WIL~~ tokens by offering babysitting services and spend them on tutoring for their child. A tutor can offer lessons and receive ~~WIL~~ tokens usable for childcare.		A babysitting User Group and a tutoring User Group agree to accept each other's Karma tokens. A parent can earn Karma tokens by offering babysitting services and spend them on tutoring for their child. A tutor can offer lessons and receive Karma tokens usable for childcare.

	==== 🎪 Festival Services Ring ====		==== 🎪 Festival Services Ring ====

	Multiple User Groups involved in festival organization (sound, catering, transport, security) form a Ring. Workers can earn ~~WIL~~ tokens in one role and spend them in another, creating a self-sustaining festival economy that minimizes CHF exchanges.		Multiple User Groups involved in festival organization (sound, catering, transport, security) form a Ring. Workers can earn Karma tokens in one role and spend them in another, creating a self-sustaining festival economy that minimizes CHF exchanges.

	=== Rings and Programmes ===		=== Rings and Programmes ===
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	Rings of Trust work alongside WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]]. Many programmes define natural Ring configurations — for example, the Shared Resources Programme facilitates Rings between User Groups sharing physical assets, and the Microcredit Programme enables Rings between lending and borrowing communities.		Rings of Trust work alongside WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]]. Many programmes define natural Ring configurations — for example, the Shared Resources Programme facilitates Rings between User Groups sharing physical assets, and the Microcredit Programme enables Rings between lending and borrowing communities.

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~WIL~~-Tokens\|~~WIL~~ tokens]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~WIL~~-Tokens\|~~WIL~~ Token Market]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call Guide]]		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens\|Karma tokens]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens\|Karma Token Market]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call Guide]]

	💡 '''Improve this concept''' — submit a proposal via [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]]		💡 '''Improve this concept''' — submit a proposal via [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: miles / Miles Credits -> WIL token (WikiDeal Inner Life), Theo 2026-07-16

2026-07-16T19:46:44Z

Terminology: miles / Miles Credits -> WIL token (WikiDeal Inner Life), Theo 2026-07-16

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	A Ring of Trust is a formal agreement between two or more WikiDeal User Groups to accept each other's [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Miles~~-~~Credits~~\|~~Miles Credits~~]] for services. Rings define the scope and conditions under which ~~Miles Credits~~ can be used — creating a functional complementary economy that grows organically as User Groups choose to cooperate.		A Ring of Trust is a formal agreement between two or more WikiDeal User Groups to accept each other's [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/WIL-Tokens\|WIL tokens]] for services. Rings define the scope and conditions under which WIL tokens can be used — creating a functional complementary economy that grows organically as User Groups choose to cooperate.

	A Ring of Trust is not imposed from above — it is created by User Groups who choose to cooperate, defining their own terms within the WikiDeal framework.		A Ring of Trust is not imposed from above — it is created by User Groups who choose to cooperate, defining their own terms within the WikiDeal framework.
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	* An agreement between '''two or more User Groups''' (the minimum is 2)		* An agreement between '''two or more User Groups''' (the minimum is 2)
	* A commitment to accept ~~Miles Credits~~ for services within the Ring's scope		* A commitment to accept WIL tokens for services within the Ring's scope
	* Governed by a usage coefficient that determines how widely the Ring's ~~Miles~~ are accepted		* Governed by a usage coefficient that determines how widely the Ring's WIL tokens are accepted
	* Registered in the WikiDeal system for transparency and auditability		* Registered in the WikiDeal system for transparency and auditability

	=== Usage Coefficients: 1 to 10 ===		=== Usage Coefficients: 1 to 10 ===

	Each Ring operates with a usage coefficient that reflects how widely its ~~Miles Credits~~ are accepted:		Each Ring operates with a usage coefficient that reflects how widely its WIL tokens are accepted:

	* '''Coefficient 1''' — Restricted: ~~Miles~~ can only be used within the two founding User Groups		* '''Coefficient 1''' — Restricted: WIL tokens can only be used within the two founding User Groups
	* '''Coefficient 5''' — Moderate: ~~Miles~~ accepted across a cluster of related User Groups		* '''Coefficient 5''' — Moderate: WIL tokens accepted across a cluster of related User Groups
	* '''Coefficient 10''' — Widely accepted: ~~Miles~~ can be used across many Rings and User Groups in the ecosystem		* '''Coefficient 10''' — Widely accepted: WIL tokens can be used across many Rings and User Groups in the ecosystem

	A higher coefficient is not automatically better — it means the ~~Miles~~ are more versatile but may be worth less per unit due to wider supply. User Groups choose their coefficient based on their community's needs.		A higher coefficient is not automatically better — it means the WIL tokens are more versatile but may be worth less per unit due to wider supply. User Groups choose their coefficient based on their community's needs.

	=== ~~Miles Credits~~ Interoperability ===		=== WIL Token Interoperability ===

	The key innovation of Rings is interoperability. ~~Miles Credits~~ earned in one User Group can be spent in another User Group — but only if both are in the same Ring. This creates:		The key innovation of Rings is interoperability. WIL tokens earned in one User Group can be spent in another User Group — but only if both are in the same Ring. This creates:

	* A network effect: more Rings → more useful ~~Miles~~		* A network effect: more Rings → more useful WIL tokens
	* Community incentives: User Groups benefit from joining Rings with complementary services		* Community incentives: User Groups benefit from joining Rings with complementary services
	* No forced participation: User Groups choose which Rings to join		* No forced participation: User Groups choose which Rings to join

	=== No Self-Generation of ~~Miles~~ ===		=== No Self-Generation of WIL tokens ===

	User Groups and individuals cannot create ~~Miles Credits~~ from nothing. The only exception is a small welcome amount granted to new members entering the ecosystem — enough to make a first Transaction and understand the system, not enough to distort it. This rule prevents inflation and ensures ~~Miles~~ remain tied to real contribution or funding.		User Groups and individuals cannot create WIL tokens from nothing. The only exception is a small welcome amount granted to new members entering the ecosystem — enough to make a first Transaction and understand the system, not enough to distort it. This rule prevents inflation and ensures WIL tokens remain tied to real contribution or funding.

	=== Examples of Rings ===		=== Examples of Rings ===
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	==== 🍼🎓 Babysitting-Tutoring Ring ====		==== 🍼🎓 Babysitting-Tutoring Ring ====

	A babysitting User Group and a tutoring User Group agree to accept each other's ~~Miles~~. A parent can earn ~~Miles~~ by offering babysitting services and spend them on tutoring for their child. A tutor can offer lessons and receive ~~Miles~~ usable for childcare.		A babysitting User Group and a tutoring User Group agree to accept each other's WIL tokens. A parent can earn WIL tokens by offering babysitting services and spend them on tutoring for their child. A tutor can offer lessons and receive WIL tokens usable for childcare.

	==== 🎪 Festival Services Ring ====		==== 🎪 Festival Services Ring ====

	Multiple User Groups involved in festival organization (sound, catering, transport, security) form a Ring. Workers can earn ~~Miles~~ in one role and spend them in another, creating a self-sustaining festival economy that minimizes CHF exchanges.		Multiple User Groups involved in festival organization (sound, catering, transport, security) form a Ring. Workers can earn WIL tokens in one role and spend them in another, creating a self-sustaining festival economy that minimizes CHF exchanges.

	=== Rings and Programmes ===		=== Rings and Programmes ===
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	Rings of Trust work alongside WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]]. Many programmes define natural Ring configurations — for example, the Shared Resources Programme facilitates Rings between User Groups sharing physical assets, and the Microcredit Programme enables Rings between lending and borrowing communities.		Rings of Trust work alongside WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]]. Many programmes define natural Ring configurations — for example, the Shared Resources Programme facilitates Rings between User Groups sharing physical assets, and the Microcredit Programme enables Rings between lending and borrowing communities.

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Miles~~-~~Credits~~\|~~Miles Credits~~]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/~~Miles~~-~~Credits~~\|~~Miles~~ Market]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call Guide]]		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/WIL-Tokens\|WIL tokens]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/WIL-Tokens\|WIL Token Market]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|12 Programmes]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call Guide]]

	💡 '''Improve this concept''' — submit a proposal via [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]]		💡 '''Improve this concept''' — submit a proposal via [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]]
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Protected "Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust": Bulk protection: Gov pages = administrators only (Theo 2026-06-20) ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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	{{KidsIntro\|Rings of Trust are circles of people who trust each other. The closer someone is to you in the ring, the more you trust them. It helps the platform know who is safe to work with, like rings of friends, friends-of-friends, and strangers.}}		{{KidsIntro\|Rings of Trust are circles of people who trust each other. The closer someone is to you in the ring, the more you trust them. It helps the platform know who is safe to work with, like rings of friends, friends-of-friends, and strangers.}}

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-See also: [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]]
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'''Rings Of Trust''' — WikiDeal socio-economic innovation.

''Here is a first content idea for this page.'' rings of trust. This page describes the innovation, its intention, and the context in which it fits within WikiDeal's model.

''Reference language: English. This is a starter page — content to be expanded.''

See also: [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]]