In the case of a football match review,
I think the goal would be to separate different types of users, and then group them together.
In general, there are several types of users:
- 1: Those who want to have an open conversation (fair play)
- 2: The hardcore supporter - here to just taunt and tease (part of the game)
- 3: The one who actually didn’t saw the match, and are here to just pretend they did. (trolls)
- 4: Listeners: those don’t participate, and don’t need an account or a wallet to listen to the circle.
After a few round, it would become clear which bucket a user belongs to.
They will then be reassigned a new circle, the fairplay together (would become more like a talk show)
The ones that like to have a verbal fight together ( it is a show of its own ! )
And all the trolls together, so they can also have fun trolling each others.
And everyone is then happy, and having a great time. The legendary circles would then be ranked by the participants (and listeners).
@manfred_jr Although the NFD itself cannot be traded, the system could be monetized with a membership, or a tip system.
Like a comment? Tip it with a bit of TRX.
When a participant is popular, the sum of tips will give them a free membership.
It would work the same with the best trolls too.
@HODL Although, this is a project that hasn’t been started yet, this talking circle design has been proven to work across thousands of years on all continents.
The ultimate plan is to integrate it to the Library, so each book got a talking circle assigned to it.
But as you can see, it works with pretty much with everything, This is why it could be adapted to different topics (not only books).
But because of the public nature of the system (D-Licence based) - I would like to enforce a D-Safe environment - so children can visit safely the circles too. And whatever is discussed is ethical in a way that it is safe for all, and also the environment.