Humor (sort of): https://medium.com/@johnlakness/case-study-decentralizing-the-flat-earth-society-44cf45be850e https://medium.com/@johnlakness/case-study-decent

Humor (sort of): https://medium.com/@johnlakness/case-study-decentralizing-the-flat-earth-society-44cf45be850e https://medium.com/@johnlakness/case-study-decentralizing-th... My idea for this specifically is to make a pijul repository for Wikipedia, and then a staking/delegation/voting mechanism for acceptance of each vertex in the hash tree. At each level of the tree, a user would be presented with versioning options based on maximum aggregation of unique voters, like in hierarchical clustering, which will roughly define the ‘tribes’ of viewpoints. It would also be possible to render from a specific hash. I would hope to build a user interface with maximum flexibility to explore across ‘versions’ and encourage voting and merges across clusters. I’ve also considered using randomization, as in, selecting a hash to render with probability equal to the vote within the user’s cluster. This would be to prevent too much separation among the clusters.