Specific Priorities

Summarising some specific priorities for a DeepFunding Reputation System

• Interoperability: The reputation system should be designed with interoperability in mind, allowing it to function across different platforms and environments within the SingularityNET ecosystem. This means that the reputation score could be applicable and visible in various contexts, such as proposal assessments, community contributions, and more​​.

• Recognition of Diverse Contributions: It's essential that the system recognizes a wide range of contributions beyond just code or project submissions. This includes community engagement, content creation, peer reviews, and any other actions that add value to the ecosystem. The system should be flexible enough to adapt to different kinds of contributions over time​​.

• Decentralization and Community Empowerment: The reputation system should promote decentralization by enabling the community to have a say in the validation process of contributions. This could involve community voting mechanisms or peer review processes that help determine the reputation scores​​.

• Adaptability to Change: The system must be able to adapt to the evolving landscape of the ecosystem and the changing value of different types of contributions. This means that the reputation score should not be static but should evolve based on the current needs and goals of the community​​.

• Transparency and Fairness: Ensuring that the criteria for earning reputation points are transparent and applied fairly across all members of the community is crucial. This involves clear communication of how actions translate into reputation scores and ensuring that the system is resistant to gaming or manipulation​​.

• Inclusivity and Newcomer Integration: The system should be designed to be inclusive, offering pathways for new members to earn reputation and become integrated into the community. This could involve initiatives that specifically target and support newcomers in contributing effectively​​.

• Support for Long-Term Growth: The reputation system should not only reward short-term contributions but also recognize and incentivize long-term commitment and contributions to the ecosystem. This supports the development of a sustainable community that values long-term involvement​​.