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{{KidsIntro|this is a dictionary of all the special words WikiDeal uses, explained simply so newcomers can understand everything.}} | {{KidsIntro|this is a dictionary of all the special words WikiDeal uses, explained simply so newcomers can understand everything.}} | ||
{{ExpertIntro|This glossary sets the definitive, official terminology of the WikiDeal model, to be used exclusively in all documents, contracts and communications; superseded terms are listed and marked as deprecated. It covers the funding vocabulary (Support, Gift, | {{ExpertIntro|This glossary sets the definitive, official terminology of the WikiDeal model, to be used exclusively in all documents, contracts and communications; superseded terms are listed and marked as deprecated. It covers the funding vocabulary (Support, Gift, Subscription Token, Karma tokens, WIL, cash-out, bonding curve, Need-Driven Funding, Priority 1/Priority 2), governance and community concepts (Open Call, User Group, Ring of Trust, Living Lab, Subscription, Maturity Score), and WikiDeal's structural philosophy (deprivatisation, Exit to Community, co-opetition, immutable philosophies, Wikimedia-adapted portals and categories).}} | ||
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== Glossary == | == Glossary == | ||
''For all terms related to money, donations, and | ''For all terms related to money, donations, and subscription tokens (such as Subscription Tokens, Karma Tokens, Donations, Subscriptions), please see the dedicated [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Funding-Glossary|Funding & Monetary Glossary]].'' | ||
This glossary defines the official terminology of the WikiDeal model. Where previous terms have been superseded, the old terms are noted and marked as deprecated. '''These are the definitive terms''': all documents, contracts, and communications should use these terms exclusively. | This glossary defines the official terminology of the WikiDeal model. Where previous terms have been superseded, the old terms are noted and marked as deprecated. '''These are the definitive terms''': all documents, contracts, and communications should use these terms exclusively. | ||
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/ | ; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee*) 💰 | ||
: The convertible form of WikiDeal | : The convertible form of WikiDeal Subscription Tokens. Subscription Tokens may be converted to CHF when platform revenue allows, '''without guarantee'''. A possible annual percentage increase is under study (draft [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase|Open Call]], not decided). Held in personal account (Priority 2). Tax applies at cash-out. Previously called "Cash Subscription Tokens" or "Cash Subscription Token", those terms are deprecated. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens →]] | ||
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] 🔗 | ; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] 🔗 | ||
: By sharing unused resources and/or contributing as a volunteer, you can earn Karma tokens, usable within your Rings of Trust to get access to services and goods such as housing, transportation or food. A barter-style unit for otherwise unused resources in the functional economy, creating a citizen participation with an exchange network (initial hypothesis; not a currency in the legal sense). "Karma token" is a working name and may change; previously called "WIL token". Exchangeable for services and goods within [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust|Rings of Trust]] (agreements between ≥2 User Groups). Not convertible to CHF directly. Value determined by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Token-Market|Karma Token Market]] algorithm, supply and demand for real services. Usage coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). Previously called "Miles Credits" and "WikiDeal Miles", deprecated terms. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/ | : By sharing unused resources and/or contributing as a volunteer, you can earn Karma tokens, usable within your Rings of Trust to get access to services and goods such as housing, transportation or food. A barter-style unit for otherwise unused resources in the functional economy, creating a citizen participation with an exchange network (initial hypothesis; not a currency in the legal sense). "Karma token" is a working name and may change; previously called "WIL token". Exchangeable for services and goods within [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Rings Of Trust|Rings of Trust]] (agreements between ≥2 User Groups). Not convertible to CHF directly. Value determined by the [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Token-Market|Karma Token Market]] algorithm, supply and demand for real services. Usage coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). Previously called "Miles Credits" and "WikiDeal Miles", deprecated terms. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens →]] | ||
; Ring / Ring of Trust | ; Ring / Ring of Trust | ||
: An agreement between at least 2 User Groups that enables Karma token interoperability. Each Ring defines usage coefficients for complementary currency exchange. A User Group may participate in multiple Rings simultaneously. | : An agreement between at least 2 User Groups that enables Karma token interoperability. Each Ring defines usage coefficients for complementary currency exchange. A User Group may participate in multiple Rings simultaneously. | ||
; Programme | ; Programme | ||
: A combination of ''multiple marketplaces'' enabling a global experience: e.g., housing + activities + training. Programmes are the operational backbone of WikiDeal. Each programme has defined steps, validation criteria, and | : A combination of ''multiple marketplaces'' enabling a global experience: e.g., housing + activities + training. Programmes are the operational backbone of WikiDeal. Each programme has defined steps, validation criteria, and Subscription Tokens. WikiDeal has '''12 programmes'''. A single marketplace (babysitting, pet-sitting) is NOT a programme, it is a service used within one or more programmes. See [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|All 12 Programmes →]] | ||
; Karma Token Market | ; Karma Token Market | ||
: Programme #12. The algorithmic mechanism for valuing Karma tokens based on supply and demand within the WikiDeal ecosystem. Uses a double indicator: value of service × availability/frequency. Non-speculative, all data is public and community-auditable. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Token-Market|Karma Token Market →]] | : Programme #12. The algorithmic mechanism for valuing Karma tokens based on supply and demand within the WikiDeal ecosystem. Uses a double indicator: value of service × availability/frequency. Non-speculative, all data is public and community-auditable. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Token-Market|Karma Token Market →]] | ||
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: A composite indicator (1–5 stars) measuring the health and readiness of each WikiDeal marketplace portal. Based on 7 indicators: number of users, dissatisfaction rate, improvement proposals appreciated, urgency (bugs), deployment degree, tool interconnection, and usage decline prevention. Higher maturity = fewer Open Call resources needed. Reviewed quarterly by the Living Lab. | : A composite indicator (1–5 stars) measuring the health and readiness of each WikiDeal marketplace portal. Based on 7 indicators: number of users, dissatisfaction rate, improvement proposals appreciated, urgency (bugs), deployment degree, tool interconnection, and usage decline prevention. Higher maturity = fewer Open Call resources needed. Reviewed quarterly by the Living Lab. | ||
; Open Call | ; Open Call | ||
: WikiDeal's seasonal invitation for community proposals to improve or partially substitute elements of the current model. Evaluated on March 21, June 21, September 21, and December 21 each year. Prize pool: CHF 10,000 cash + 1,000,000 WikiDeal | : WikiDeal's seasonal invitation for community proposals to improve or partially substitute elements of the current model. Evaluated on March 21, June 21, September 21, and December 21 each year. Prize pool: CHF 10,000 cash + 1,000,000 WikiDeal Subscription Tokens. Open Call allocation is adjusted based on each use case's Maturity Score. See also: Open Calls & Maturity. | ||
; Deprivatization | ; Deprivatization | ||
: The process of markets being reclaimed by users as commons: analogous to what Wikipedia did for encyclopedic knowledge. WikiDeal's mission is to deprivatize extractive digital markets (babysitting, transport, housing, fundraising) by replacing platform capitalism with community governance and at-cost Commissions. Inspired by Wikimedia Foundation's approach to knowledge. | : The process of markets being reclaimed by users as commons: analogous to what Wikipedia did for encyclopedic knowledge. WikiDeal's mission is to deprivatize extractive digital markets (babysitting, transport, housing, fundraising) by replacing platform capitalism with community governance and at-cost Commissions. Inspired by Wikimedia Foundation's approach to knowledge. | ||