📃Lists + Reviews

Tetra gives citizens the right to publish a list of the local projects they want to raise awareness for, and to earn RA while supporting these projects.

👋 Get to know local projects

📝 List projects you love

🌞 They + you earn RA

Community Participation Income

Participation is a requirement for receiving RA.

Participation takes place via lists, projects, deliverables, via smart contract or the future interface of tetra.earth

Participation as a citizen means

• Publishing a list of the local projects you love

• Reviewing deliverables for the projects you support

Participation as a project means

• Publishing a project tree of where the funding goes [branches]

• Stating deliverables before the beginning of a season

• Reporting on deliverables + self-rating your projects actual vs expected performance

Lists are the primary record of participation, and being a responsible citizen means you care about the projects you vote on, and take the time to review their process every 3 months.

How Lists Work List

Each list distributes 144 RA + 144 Local RA to projects.

Lists contain:

• projects you want to vote on

• the amount you want to contribute

All amounts on the list must add up to 144.

You decide how to disctibute the 144, i.e. 12 projects with 12 tokens, 1 with 144, or 100 to one and 44 to another.

Projects receive Local RA tokens daily, and the global RA token quarterly after they've published their deliverables. There is no economic penalty for publishing a report that says deliverables weren't met, so long as metrics are provided, but failing to report means . It's up to citizens to decide when to remove a bad project from their lists.

Lists and Charts

You should be familiar that 1 RA = 1 upvote, but lists also influence the charts automatically. Thus, a project earns 1 point in the charting algorithm for each RA they will receive (which could be spent for an additional point.)

Each day, lists set the stage for competition. Citizens then know what projects have awareness, and which ones need additional support.

(This section is still being written)