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- 21:55, 29 June 2025 Dan talk contribs created page Internal:Exploratory discussions (Created page with "<h2>Exploratory discussions</h2> In this flow, the discussion will typically begin with a document describing the purpose of the discussion. This document will have two purposes: 1) it invites the creation of follow-on documents, definitions, and propositions and 2) it serves as an initial “context” for these subsequent objects. Here’s a typical sequence of events: # One or more people create the initial document describing the topic to be explored. # Depending...")
- 21:50, 29 June 2025 Dan talk contribs created page Internal:Proposition Definitions (Created page with "Definition disputes When a proposition is first created, its likely that it will use words without explicitly defining their meaning using a definition object. Any definition added thereafter could conflict with the definition assumed by the readers who already voted on the proposition. This can result in a condition where later readers incorrectly assume that such voters accepted this definition when they really didn’t, and their vote doesn’t mean what it would see...") Tag: Visual edit
- 18:49, 24 October 2024 Dan talk contribs created page User:Dan (Created page with "== Meta-data for all types of predicates == === Tagging predicates === * One or more domain topic tags can be assigned to a predicate. Whenever a tag is asiggned to a predicate, this generates a first-class predicate that is vote-able to determine the accuracy of the tag. E.g. if predicate X is tagged with the “biology” tag, then a predicate is auto-generated that states: “predicate X is related to biology”). Tags themselves are not actual predicates, however, t...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched
- 19:51, 2 September 2024 Dan talk contribs created page Internal:Security and hacking issues related to information rating systems (Created page with "When we envision a world where an information rating system heavily influences social status and a community’s decision making process, it is obvious that there will be people who will be highly motivated at times to “cheat the system”. Leo recently asked “How secure is the rating system against hacking/cheating?”, so this is written as a partial answer to that question. It is only a partial answer because “how secure a system is” tends to be an open-ended...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched
- 18:22, 22 July 2024 User account Dan talk contribs was created