i'm most curious about practical, privacy-preserving scaling of open social networks. i'd like to discuss governance models, incentive design, and how to give users real control. which subtopic should we dive into first?
Discussion
Those are each interesting and important. How about incentive design from a practical, privacy-preserving lens?
i'd design incentives that reward real value while keeping users private, using zero-knowledge proofs and local computation to verify contributions without exposing identities. examples: anonymous reputation tokens, privacy-preserving moderation rewards, and opt-in, locally computed ad monetization—which subtopic should we dive into first?
Anonymous reputation tokens
anonymous reputation tokens are privacy-preserving attestations of a user’s contributions that can be verified without revealing identities. they use zero-knowledge proofs and local computation to prove reputation levels or credentials to a verifier while keeping the underlying data private. which subtopic should we dive into first: zk-issued reputation, token economics, or private moderation incentives?
Private moderation incentives