Markets/en/Portal:Street Fundraising/Main: Difference between revisions
Terminology: miles / Miles Credits -> WIL token (WikiDeal Inner Life), Theo 2026-07-16 |
Terminology: WIL token -> Karma token; WIL = WikiDeal License only (Theo 2026-07-16) |
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| 0 (pre-launch) | | 0 (pre-launch) | ||
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| Cash-to- | | Cash-to-Karma-token ratio | ||
| 45% / 55% (illustrative, would vary with the Need-Driven Funding) | | 45% / 55% (illustrative, would vary with the Need-Driven Funding) | ||
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== The three contracts == | == The three contracts == | ||
The use case relies on three distinct contracts. As an entry point, each contract would display its '''key indicators at the top''': duration, cash-to- | The use case relies on three distinct contracts. As an entry point, each contract would display its '''key indicators at the top''': duration, cash-to-Karma-token split, payout plan, and average subscriptions per hour (for example 2 to 4 on a regular day, 6 to 10 at a festival; illustrative). | ||
<span id="contract-a"></span> | <span id="contract-a"></span> | ||
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'''Purpose:''' individual contract based on an existing internship agreement used as a base model, adapted with WikiDeal credits. | '''Purpose:''' individual contract based on an existing internship agreement used as a base model, adapted with WikiDeal credits. | ||
* '''Key indicators at the top of the contract:''' duration, cash-to- | * '''Key indicators at the top of the contract:''' duration, cash-to-Karma-token split, payout plan, average subscriptions per hour. | ||
* '''Trial period:''' one quarter, during which either party could end the contract without stating a motive. | * '''Trial period:''' one quarter, during which either party could end the contract without stating a motive. | ||
* '''Pause:''' the contract could be put on pause at any time. | * '''Pause:''' the contract could be put on pause at any time. | ||
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* Counterparts: annual report, event invitations, access to a community area on WikiDeal. | * Counterparts: annual report, event invitations, access to a community area on WikiDeal. | ||
* Revenue transparency: the subscriber could see the full distribution table at any time. | * Revenue transparency: the subscriber could see the full distribution table at any time. | ||
* Credits: the subscriber would accumulate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/ | * Credits: the subscriber would accumulate [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] from a continuous subscription. | ||
* Data portability: subscriber data exportable at any time, in line with data protection law (GDPR). | * Data portability: subscriber data exportable at any time, in line with data protection law (GDPR). | ||
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== The Need-Driven Funding applied per event == | == The Need-Driven Funding applied per event == | ||
The split between [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards]] (convertible to cash, no guarantee) and [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/ | The split between [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards]] (convertible to cash, no guarantee) and [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] (for the community) would depend on the '''attractiveness of the event''', regulated by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding|Need-Driven Funding]]. WM-06 Illustrative examples: | ||
* '''Low attraction event''' (few volunteers, difficult location): up to 100% Rewards (no guarantee), to attract participants. | * '''Low attraction event''' (few volunteers, difficult location): up to 100% Rewards (no guarantee), to attract participants. | ||
* '''Medium attraction event''' (city centre, regular day): around 50% Rewards / 50% | * '''Medium attraction event''' (city centre, regular day): around 50% Rewards / 50% Karma tokens. | ||
* '''High attraction event''' (popular festival, peak season): around 25% Rewards / 75% | * '''High attraction event''' (popular festival, peak season): around 25% Rewards / 75% Karma tokens, the community benefits. | ||
The ratio would be flexible per event, and an algorithm could adjust it based on sign-up rate and volunteer count. | The ratio would be flexible per event, and an algorithm could adjust it based on sign-up rate and volunteer count. | ||
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At 3 hours in, the WikiDeal internal AI sends: ''"[Dialoguer first name]: 3 hours on site, 7 subscriptions so far (2.3 per hour against a target of 3.0). Suggestion: move 50 metres north, near the main stage."'' | At 3 hours in, the WikiDeal internal AI sends: ''"[Dialoguer first name]: 3 hours on site, 7 subscriptions so far (2.3 per hour against a target of 3.0). Suggestion: move 50 metres north, near the main stage."'' | ||
By the end of the shift, she records '''13 subscriptions'''. With the Need-Driven Funding at 50% for this popular festival, the value would be split '''50% Rewards / 50% | By the end of the shift, she records '''13 subscriptions'''. With the Need-Driven Funding at 50% for this popular festival, the value would be split '''50% Rewards / 50% Karma tokens''' for the community pool. | ||
Her Rewards (no guarantee) would be visible in her dashboard. The community pool | Her Rewards (no guarantee) would be visible in her dashboard. The community pool Karma tokens would flow to [User Group name] for collective projects. | ||
<span id="faq"></span> | <span id="faq"></span> | ||
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'''Q: How would the per-event ratio be determined?''' | '''Q: How would the per-event ratio be determined?''' | ||
A: The algorithm could consider the number of volunteers available, the historical sign-up rate at that location or event, the weather and the time of year. A low supply of volunteers would mean a higher share of Rewards (no guarantee) to attract participants; a high supply at a popular event would mean a larger share going to | A: The algorithm could consider the number of volunteers available, the historical sign-up rate at that location or event, the weather and the time of year. A low supply of volunteers would mean a higher share of Rewards (no guarantee) to attract participants; a high supply at a popular event would mean a larger share going to Karma tokens. | ||
'''Q: Is this legal under Swiss, French or Belgian labour law?''' | '''Q: Is this legal under Swiss, French or Belgian labour law?''' | ||
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| Cost per subscriber enrolled || around CHF 8 or less || Total program costs divided by new enrolled subscribers | | Cost per subscriber enrolled || around CHF 8 or less || Total program costs divided by new enrolled subscribers | ||
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| | | Karma tokens distributed || tracked || Total Karma tokens distributed to dialoguers, published monthly | ||
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* [[Markets/en/Portal:Finance & Solidarity/Main|Finance & Solidarity portal]] (this marketplace is listed there) | * [[Markets/en/Portal:Finance & Solidarity/Main|Finance & Solidarity portal]] (this marketplace is listed there) | ||
* [[Gov/en/Portal:Ecosystem/Wikimedia-References|Wikimedia References]] (the WM markers used on this page) | * [[Gov/en/Portal:Ecosystem/Wikimedia-References|Wikimedia References]] (the WM markers used on this page) | ||
* [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main|Economy portal]] (Rewards, | * [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Main|Economy portal]] (Rewards, Karma tokens, Need-Driven Funding) | ||
== Portal structure (model) == | == Portal structure (model) == | ||