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WikiDeal aims at keeping its core concepts simple, so "reputation rewards" are deliberately not part of the current model. This wave 2 call is intended to study whether, and how, reputation-based rewards could complement existing tools at a later stage, notably [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] and reputation scores.
WikiDeal aims at keeping its core concepts simple, so "reputation rewards" are deliberately not part of the current model. This wave 2 call is intended to study whether, and how, reputation-based rewards could complement existing tools at a later stage, notably [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] and reputation scores.
This framing follows a dated decision: on 3 August 2026, "reputation credits" were removed from the [[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Prototype-1-Deliverables|Prototype 1 Deliverables]] annex, and the concept was moved to this wave 2 study call instead. The removal there and the study here are two sides of the same decision: not adopted in the current model, and examined openly before any future adoption.


An illustrative use case: a long-standing member who reliably delivers on contracts might, under such a scheme, receive some recognition beyond her reputation score. Whether that recognition should exist, and what form it could take, is exactly what the study would examine.
An illustrative use case: a long-standing member who reliably delivers on contracts might, under such a scheme, receive some recognition beyond her reputation score. Whether that recognition should exist, and what form it could take, is exactly what the study would examine.