The oo - an idea in context
An "oo" is an idea in a context.
Each oo creates a prospective context for other ideas.
The context, idea and prospective are mathematically related digital numbers. Learn more
Signal Chains
The oo.computer uses a set of template signals including INIT, CLAIM, TRANSFER, VALUE, DISCARD, INVOICE, RECEIPT, VERSION, and HACKED
Signallers store their signals in a local-first append-only log (blockchain) using the Hypercore Protocol
Signallers share their signals with a Distributed Hash Table, using Hyperswarm
A signaller's part of the Idea Value Tree is derived from their VALUE and DISCARD signals
Learn more about the different types of signals Learn more
Filters
Filters are groups of value signallers.
Filters determine which parts of the Idea Value Tree are presented.
Only ideas and contexts that have value signals from the filters are displayed.
Filterer weightings are presented across the bottom of the screen as a bar-chart:
To change the weighting of a filterer, a user signals value in the filterer.
You choose who chooses what you see
Ranking
The most valued idea comes to the fore.
The rank of an idea depends on the proportion of value signals it received from each filter.
An indication of the relative value ascribed to an idea is given by the coloured bandings around its icon.
Profit share mechanism design
Weekly cadence
Profit Entitlement Tokens (fixed token supply) awarded to value signallers
A portion of PETs are redistributed every week
System starts with Full Redistribution, FPETs, (100% redistribution per week) and transitions to Partial Redistribution, PPETs, (0.25% redistribution per week)
The mechanism design uses signal chains to verify profit share calculations during payment (gates)
Credits: 1. Photo by Andy Holmes on Unsplash; 2. Earth: Public domain image; 3. Horizon image: Photo by Freddy G on Unsplash;4. Icons created using jdenticon;5. Signal chain diagram created using Excalidraw.