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{{ExpertIntro|This page synthesizes 25 socio-economic innovations embedded in WikiDeal's governance model. The emerging trend suggests integrating bonding curves, need-driven funding, and exit-to-community mechanisms to create user-governed platforms that balance market competition with cooperative stewardship, progressively transferring value from founders to communities while maintaining transparent, at-cost commission structures.}}
{{KidsIntro|this page lists the rules that decide whether something on WikiDeal is fair, so deals and prices stay honest for everyone.}}
{{KidsIntro|this page lists the rules that decide whether something on WikiDeal is fair, so deals and prices stay honest for everyone.}}


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This page synthesizes the '''25 socio-economic innovations''' embedded in the WikiDeal model. Each innovation has a named origin (a foundation, movement, or individual thinker) and a brief description. Many innovations build on existing traditions (Wikimedia governance, cooperative movement, token economics) while combining them in novel ways specific to WikiDeal.
This page synthesizes the '''25 socio-economic innovations''' embedded in the WikiDeal model. Each innovation has a named origin (a foundation, movement, or individual thinker) and a brief description. Many innovations build on existing traditions (Wikimedia governance, cooperative movement, token economics) while combining them in novel ways specific to WikiDeal.


'''Origin legend:''' 🔵 Wikimedia Foundation 🟢 WikiDeal concept ([[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Credits|credits]]) 🟠 Crypto / Token Economics 🟣 Cooperative Movement 🔴 Free Software Foundation 🌐 Tim Berners-Lee / W3C
'''Origin legend:''' 🔵 Wikimedia Foundation 🟢 WikiDeal concept ([[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Licensing-and-Credits|credits]]) 🟠 Crypto / Token Economics 🟣 Cooperative Movement 🔴 Free Software Foundation 🌐 Tim Berners-Lee / W3C


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| '''Boost''' (Funding Stabilizer)
| '''Need-Driven Funding'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Auto-regulation mechanism that adjusts the maximum [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards|Cash Rewards]] (no guarantee*) % based on the ratio of platform funding to incompressible costs. Prevents over-rewarding when funds are tight; redirects surplus to community pool when healthy.
| Auto-regulation mechanism that adjusts the maximum [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee*) % based on the ratio of platform funding to incompressible costs. Prevents over-rewarding when funds are tight; redirects surplus to community pool when healthy.


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| '''Rings of Trust'''
| '''Rings of Trust'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Formal inter-User Group agreements that enable [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits|Miles Credits]] interoperability. A Ring requires ≥2 User Groups and defines the usage coefficients (1–10) for complementary currency exchange within the Ring.
| Formal inter-User Group agreements that enable [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] interoperability. A Ring requires ≥2 User Groups and defines the usage coefficients (1 to 10) for complementary currency exchange within the Ring.


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| '''Dual Rewards''' (Cash Rewards / Miles Credits)
| '''Subscription Tokens and Karma tokens'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Two distinct Credit types: Cash Rewards (no guarantee*, convertible to CHF) and Miles Credits (complementary, usable within Rings of Trust). Gift is an indirect allocation (the difference between bonding curve total and Cash+Miles), see [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Cash-Rewards|Rewards Explained]]. Each type has different tax treatment and social function.
| Two distinct mechanisms: Subscription Tokens (no guarantee*, convertible to CHF) and Karma tokens (complementary, usable within Rings of Trust). Gift is an indirect allocation (the difference between bonding curve total and Cash+Karma tokens), see [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens Explained]]. Each has a different tax treatment and social function.


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| '''5% Annual Value Increase'''
| '''Annual Value Increase (draft Open Call)'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Credits gain 5% in CHF value each year. A funder's CHF 1 WIL becomes CHF 1.05 after year 1, CHF 1.63 after year 10. Provides a stable, predictable return anchored in CHF, a safe haven asset.
| A possible annual percentage increase on subscription tokens is under study through a draft [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase|Open Call]] (not yet launched); no percentage is decided.


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| '''CHF 1/Month Subscription'''
| '''CHF 1/Month Subscription'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Entry cost for platform usage: WikiDeal Membership, not a one-time Credits. Solidarity-priced, affordable for all. 1 WIL = 1 month of usage = CHF 1 nominal. The micro-[[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions|subscription model]] replaces extractive per-Transaction fees.
| Entry cost for platform usage: WikiDeal Membership, not a one-time Subscription Tokens purchase. Solidarity-priced, affordable for all. 1 WIL = 1 month of usage = CHF 1 nominal. The micro-[[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions|subscription model]] replaces extractive per-Transaction fees.


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| '''[[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main|Open Call]]s'''
| '''[[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main|Open Call]]s'''
| 🔵 Wikimedia Foundation
| 🔵 Wikimedia Foundation
| Seasonal open invitations for community proposals to improve or partially substitute elements of the WikiDeal model. Evaluated March 21, June 21, September 21, December 21. Prize pool: CHF 10,000 + 1M WIL.
| Seasonal open invitations for community proposals to improve or partially substitute elements of the WikiDeal model. Evaluated March 21, June 21, September 21, December 21. Prize pool: CHF 10,000 + 1M WIL.
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| '''Arbitration Chambers'''
| '''Arbitration Chambers'''
| 🔵 WikiDeal concept (inspired by ArbCom Wikimedia)
| 🔵 WikiDeal concept (inspired by ArbCom Wikimedia)
| Three-level arbitration: local chambers → intermediate instance (domain/portal) → ultimate authority with Condorcet voting ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condorcet_method Condorcet method]). Public citizen debates, mixed expert/public panels.
| Three-level arbitration: local chambers → intermediate instance (domain/portal) → ultimate authority with Condorcet voting ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condorcet_method Condorcet method]). Public citizen debates, mixed expert/public panels. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Voting/Main|Voting at WikiDeal]].


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| '''Time & Resource Bank'''
| '''Time & Resource Bank'''
| 🟣 Cooperative / SEL
| 🟣 Cooperative / SEL
| Exchange housing, transport, food, and services via Miles Credits, inspired by time banks (SEL, LETS) and cooperative resource-sharing movements. Miles Credits becomes a community currency for mutual aid.
| Exchange housing, transport, food, and services via Karma tokens, inspired by time banks (SEL, LETS) and cooperative resource-sharing movements. Karma tokens become a community currency for mutual aid.


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| '''Paid Feedback'''
| '''Paid Feedback'''
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| Users earn Credits for providing feedback (~1 CHF/min). Deductions apply if feedback is not provided after a Transaction. Incentivizes quality evaluation loops and continuous improvement.
| Users earn Subscription Tokens for providing feedback (~1 CHF/min). Deductions apply if feedback is not provided after a Transaction. Incentivizes quality evaluation loops and continuous improvement.


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| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
| 🟢 WikiDeal concept
(based on Zenodo CDIEM)
(based on Zenodo CDIEM)
| A smooth transition mechanism to fully peer-to-peer review for community innovations (Open Calls). It ensures meritocratic reward attribution based on deferred evaluation, measuring both the ''duration'' and ''breadth'' of an idea's deployment. Rewards are proportional to long-term added value, not just initial acceptance.
| A smooth transition mechanism to fully peer-to-peer review for community innovations (Open Calls). It ensures meritocratic reward attribution based on deferred evaluation, measuring both the ''duration'' and ''breadth'' of an idea's deployment. Subscription Tokens are proportional to long-term added value, not just initial acceptance.


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'''See also:''' Wiki Core Index Open Calls & Maturity [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main|Why Fund WikiDeal]] Wikimedia References [[Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/Glossary|Glossary]]
'''See also:''' Wiki Core Index Open Calls & Maturity [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main|Why Fund WikiDeal]] Wikimedia References [[Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/Glossary|Glossary]]
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