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Terminology: Cash Reward(s) → Reward(s) (Théo 2026-07-03)
Glossary: remove 5% annual increase wording (pointer to draft Open Call), add Cash-out entry, mark old Reward terms deprecated (order Theo 2026-07-03)
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: Priority 2 allocation. The portion of a funder's membership return that flows back to the funder personally. Distributed 50% in solidarity (pro-rata to all Reward holders on each membership sold) and 50% in FIFO order. Previously called "×2 ," "Personal Project Reward," or "", all deprecated.
: Priority 2 allocation. The portion of a funder's membership return that flows back to the funder personally. Distributed 50% in solidarity (pro-rata to all Reward holders on each membership sold) and 50% in FIFO order. Previously called "×2 ," "Personal Project Reward," or "", all deprecated.
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards]] (no guarantee*) 💰
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards]] (no guarantee*) 💰
: The convertible form of WikiDeal Rewards. Rewards may be converted to CHF when platform revenue allows, '''without guarantee'''. Subject to 5% annual value increase (defined algorithm). Held in personal account (Priority 2). Tax applies at cash-out. Previously called "Cash Rewards" or "Cash Reward", those terms are deprecated. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
: The convertible form of WikiDeal Rewards. Rewards 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 Rewards" or "Cash Reward", those terms are deprecated. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits|Miles Credits]] 🔗
; [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Miles-Credits|Miles Credits]] 🔗
: 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/Miles-Credits|Miles Market]] algorithm, supply and demand for real services. Usage coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). Previously called "WikiDeal Miles", deprecated. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
: 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/Miles-Credits|Miles Market]] algorithm, supply and demand for real services. Usage coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). Previously called "WikiDeal Miles", deprecated. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
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: 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.
: 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.
; WIL (hypothesis name)
; WIL (hypothesis name)
: WikiDeal contribution Licence: a ''hypothesis name'' for the fundamental unit of WikiDeal participation, pending community validation. '''1 WIL = 1 month of platform usage = CHF 1 nominal value.''' In the user interface, WikiDeal Rewards appear as: '''Rewards (no guarantee*)''' 💰 and '''Miles Credits''' 🔗. WIL gains 5% in CHF value each year (defined algorithm). It is not a financial security. The name "WIL" may evolve via the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main|Open Call]] process. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
: WikiDeal contribution Licence: a ''hypothesis name'' for the fundamental unit of WikiDeal participation, pending community validation. '''1 WIL = 1 month of platform usage = CHF 1 nominal value.''' In the user interface, WikiDeal Rewards appear as: '''Rewards (no guarantee*)''' 💰 and '''Miles Credits''' 🔗. A possible annual percentage increase is under study (draft [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Annual Value Increase|Open Call]], not decided). It is not a financial security. The name "WIL" may evolve via the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main|Open Call]] process. See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained →]]
; Rewards / WIL Cash
; Rewards / WIL Cash
: The convertible form of WIL. Rewards can be redeemed for CHF when users pay their WikiDeal Membership subscription. Tax applies at the point of cash-out. Rewards is Priority 2 allocation. Previously called "Cash Reward" or "Personal Reward", those terms remain in use but refer to the same concept.
: The convertible form of WIL. Rewards can be redeemed for CHF when users pay their WikiDeal Membership subscription. Tax applies at the point of cash-out. Rewards is Priority 2 allocation. Previously called "Cash Reward" or "Personal Reward", those terms are deprecated.
; Cash-out
: When platform conditions allow (sufficient subscription revenue), you can request conversion to CHF via funding.wikideal.net.
; Gift Credits / WIL Don
; Gift Credits / WIL Don
: The Donation form of WIL. Gift Credits cannot be cashed out. It is allocated to community-benefit purposes: subsidized subscriptions for low-income users, User Group development grants, and the WikiDeal common pool. Gift Credits is Priority 1 allocation.
: The Donation form of WIL. Gift Credits cannot be cashed out. It is allocated to community-benefit purposes: subsidized subscriptions for low-income users, User Group development grants, and the WikiDeal common pool. Gift Credits is Priority 1 allocation.
; WikiDeal Miles / WIL Miles
; WikiDeal Miles / WIL Miles
: The complementary currency form of WIL. Usable within Rings of Trust (agreements between ≥2 User Groups). Exchange coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). WikiDeal Miles enables time banking, resource sharing (housing, transport, food), and inter-community exchange without conversion to CHF.
: The complementary currency form of WIL. Usable within Rings of Trust (agreements between ≥2 User Groups). Exchange coefficients range from 1 (restricted) to 10 (widely accepted). WikiDeal Miles enables time banking, resource sharing (housing, transport, food), and inter-community exchange without conversion to CHF.
; 5% Annual Value Increase
; Annual Value Increase
: A defined algorithm in WikiDeal Prototype 1: WIL nominal value in CHF increases by 5% each year. Starting at CHF 1.00, after 5 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.28, after 10 years 1 WIL = CHF 1.63. This provides a stable, predictable return anchored in CHF, comparable to conservative safe-haven instruments. The algorithm is immutable (cannot be changed by any party).
: 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
; 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 "contributing" (financial return-seeking). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, purchases conditional rights, and joins the governance community.
: 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 "contributing" (financial return-seeking). A funder simultaneously makes a contribution, purchases conditional rights, and joins the governance community.