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Cash-out entry: remove funding.wikideal.net mention (URL not available yet, Theo 2026-07-03) |
Terminology: Need-Driven Funding replaces Funding Stabilizer / Boost mechanism (Theo 2026-07-07) |
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: Programme #12. The algorithmic mechanism for valuing Miles Credits 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/Miles-Credits|Miles Market →]] | : Programme #12. The algorithmic mechanism for valuing Miles Credits 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/Miles-Credits|Miles Market →]] | ||
; Funding | ; Need-Driven Funding | ||
: The automatic algorithm that adjusts the maximum permitted Reward percentage based on the platform's financial health. When funds are insufficient to cover incompressible costs, the ceiling rises (up to 100% Personal). When funds are sufficient, the ceiling falls, directing more to Gift. '''Current official term.''' Previously known as "Boost", that terminology is deprecated. Invented by the WikiDeal founder ([[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Licensing-and-Credits|credits]]). | : The automatic algorithm that adjusts the maximum permitted Reward percentage based on the platform's financial health. When funds are insufficient to cover incompressible costs, the ceiling rises (up to 100% Personal). When funds are sufficient, the ceiling falls, directing more to Gift. '''Current official term.''' Previously known as "Boost", that terminology is deprecated. Invented by the WikiDeal founder ([[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Licensing-and-Credits|credits]]). | ||
; Subscription | ; Subscription | ||
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: 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 Rewards. Open Call allocation is adjusted based on each use case's Maturity Score. See also: Open Calls & Maturity. | : 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 Rewards. Open Call allocation is adjusted based on each use case's Maturity Score. See also: Open Calls & Maturity. | ||
; Boost | ; Boost | ||
: '''Deprecated term.''' Former name for the '''Funding | : '''Deprecated term.''' Former name for the '''Need-Driven Funding''' mechanism. Do not use in current documents, the official term is "Need-Driven Funding". See [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Need-Driven-Funding|Need-Driven Funding →]] | ||
; 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. | ||