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Portal:Validation/Legal Endorsement

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💡 In simple words: Legal endorsement means when important people or groups officially say something is good and real. This helps others trust it.

🎯 In 20 seconds (scientific summary): WikiDeal is exploring decentralized validation systems in which legal endorsement would emerge through distributed governance mechanisms rather than centralized authority. The initial hypothesis is peer-legitimation within cooperative networks: recognised people or groups would state that something is genuine and sound, helping others trust it, while accountability structures are maintained. This page is under construction: it is intended to describe how legal endorsement would work within WikiDeal (see the Validation portal).


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Legal Endorsement

This page will describe how legal endorsement works within WikiDeal. Content coming soon.

→ See also: Portal:Validation