CREEDS AND TAGS - CREDIBILITY RATINGS
Creeds are how you build your personal credibility graph. As you and everyone you believe build your credo-graphs, the platform uses transparent graph-based algorithms (think network effects) to compute credibility of content you encounter, helping you to decide with what and how to engage.
All ratings of people and content is done on a per-tag basis for both posts and users. Credo tags are essentially topics of interest / expertise / etc that can be used in a sentence such as this: “I think this post is credible in (Social Networks) and (Crypto)”
Tap on the tags and slide the rating to give your creed on the topic
EGO VS CREDO MODE
Every user in credo has two profiles: ego and credo. Switching between them is done with a single tap of the switch found on the top right of the screen
> Ego profile is where you use your real name and everything you do is publicly visible.
> Credo profile is where your name is hidden and instead you’re assigned an automatically generated “credonym” (credo mode pseudonym).
Creeds are how you build your personal credibility graph. As you and everyone you believe build your credo-graphs, the platform uses transparent graph-based algorithms (think network effects) to compute credibility of content you encounter, helping you to decide with what and how to engage.
All ratings of people and content is done on a per-tag basis for both posts and users. Credo tags are essentially topics of interest / expertise / etc that can be used in a sentence such as this: “I think this post is credible in (Social Networks) and (Crypto)”
Tap on the tags and slide the rating to give your creed on the topic
EGO VS CREDO MODE
Every user in credo has two profiles: ego and credo. Switching between them is done with a single tap of the switch found on the top right of the screen
> Ego profile is where you use your real name and everything you do is publicly visible.
> Credo profile is where your name is hidden and instead you’re assigned an automatically generated “credonym” (credo mode pseudonym).
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