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: A transition model for organisations moving from founder/contributor control to community ownership. WikiDeal is designed as an E2C programme from inception, with progressive governance transfer built into its founding architecture.

; Early Funders

: Contributors who ~~backed~~ WikiDeal before Prototype 1 launched, including founding team members and historical ambassadors. They receive 50 million memberships (separate from the bonding curve) and participate in 10% of each user membership purchase. Individual identities are kept confidential; aggregate figures are public.

: Contributors who donated to WikiDeal before Prototype 1 launched, including founding team members and historical ambassadors. They receive 50 million memberships (separate from the bonding curve) and participate in 10% of each user membership purchase. Individual identities are kept confidential; aggregate figures are public.

; Immutable Philosophies

: Core values of WikiDeal that do not change regardless of Open Call outcomes: the membership system, community governance, transparency, and at-cost Commissions. NOTE: The term "Immutable Rules" is deprecated and must not be used, rules can change. Only philosophies are described as immutable.

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: A possible annual percentage increase on rewards, under study through a draft [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase|Open Call]] (not yet launched). No percentage is decided.

; Funder

: To "~~back~~" WikiDeal is to contribute financially to Prototype 1 via the bonding curve, receiving WikiDeal Rewards in return. A "funder" (soutien) is a person who has done so. Funding is distinct from "supporting" (general goodwill) and from "investing" (seeking a financial return, which WikiDeal does not offer). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, receives conditional Rewards, and joins the governance community.

: To "donate" to WikiDeal is to contribute financially to Prototype 1 via the bonding curve, receiving WikiDeal Rewards in return. A "funder" (soutien) is a person who has done so. Funding is distinct from "supporting" (general goodwill) and from "investing" (seeking a financial return, which WikiDeal does not offer). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, receives conditional Rewards, and joins the governance community.

; Ring of Trust

: A formal agreement between at least 2 WikiDeal User Groups enabling Karma tokens interoperability. Each Ring defines the usage coefficients for complementary currency exchange within its member groups. Rings are the foundation of the Karma token ecosystem. A User Group may participate in multiple Rings simultaneously.