Quote from: familypoints.io on November 28, 2017, 02:57:10 PM

Quote from: Nightz on November 27, 2017, 11:56:41 AM

Quote from: familypoints.io on November 23, 2017, 09:47:31 PM

Quote from: Nightz on November 23, 2017, 02:45:49 PM

What are those genuine reviews powered by community upvotes meant for? If this is supposed to be a platform for parents I can't see the relationship between reviews and the purpose you say you are going to pursue.

Hi, thanks for the attention to FamilyPoints. Regarding your questions - We actively encourage parents to post feedback about the products and services that are offered on FamilyPoints. Other users can then upvote helpful reviews with reward points. Not only does this create a sense of community, but it also lets honest reviews do the marketing than paid promotions. Most of the families (68%) who don't shop online because of fake products and fake reviews.

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Stunning graphics, but I'm not sure what it actually is you are going to do. Try to explain it to me with 5 words.

Thanks, there are a little bit more words:
A blockchain-based platform where parents get rewards from purchases of Baby and Maternity products and spend them on child services.
The FamilyPoints platform will make parenting cheaper and education more accessible.

Ok got it and how are you going to prevent fake reviews from being submitted?

One of the more advanced smart contract features we are implementing concerns reviews and how they are weighted. When the ledger and the platform are mature, our smart contracts will ensure that individuals who have a track record of positive actions within the platform, will have an increased weighting on reviews. This is important because reviews should reflect the opinions of people who are genuine and have spent time doing their research and formulating their opinions. This will prevent good products or services from being tarnished by single reviews or by people who have not spent time building a good reputation within the platform.

Positive actions include buying products and services, leaving photos, videos, reviews, ratings, and upvoting others. Users who actually use the platform to its maximum extent and contribute to the betterment of society can potentially become influencers within FamilyPoints.

Sounds like an interesting algorithm and it does make a lot of sense of course.