For centuries, reputation was intangible - a matter of honor, perceived value, and community memory. In the digital world, reputation becomes programmable, managed, and sometimes traded. Who really owns your social capital?
From Word of Mouth to Digital Badges
Online ratings, profiles, and endorsements now stand in for relationships and trust. Control over representation becomes essential to autonomy.
The Dangers of Reputation Silos
When platforms own your reputation, your narrative can be altered, erased, or weaponized. True ownership means portable, self-sovereign reputation - yours to present, revoke, or update.
Tsuka’s View
Tsuka asks: Is your reputation an asset you own, or a badge platforms bestow (and can take away)?
Discussion Points
- Is your online reputation portable?
- How do community-driven models differ from company-owned ones?
- What would self-sovereign social capital look like?
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