Iagon Launches New Document Ecosystem Agora

Iagon recently announced the launch of a brand new document ecosystem "Agora". The name comes from ancient Greek, meaning a public gathering space, symbolizing the birthplace of democracy. This name was chosen because the document system shares many similarities with the meaning of Agora. The Agora protocol will serve as a public document management system, where all uploaded files are visible to everyone, featuring permanence and timestamp characteristics, and will ultimately be managed autonomously by the community. In short, the Agora platform will allow all users to share various content files with each other.

Overview of Application Process

The first iteration of Agora will focus on NFTs, allowing individuals and businesses to publish creative content. During the Beta testing phase, the platform will limit the number of initial content files to test the system's scalability and the community's management capabilities.

Users only need to bind their Cardano wallet with the Agora protocol to use the file management system. This system will eventually be upgraded to a complete NFT trading market. Users can showcase and share their content or engage in buying and selling transactions. At a basic level, user identities will remain pseudonymous, as only the public address of the wallet will be visible to the outside.

To maintain decentralization, completing KYC compliance steps is not mandatory, but users can choose to undergo KYC verification to prove the authenticity of the content. This will help other users more easily identify the reliability of the content. The KYC compliance program will be launched after the Beta testing is completed.

AI-driven Community Protection Solutions

With the completion of the Beta version of the Agora platform, more features will be introduced and opened to a broader user base. New features will include content files in more formats and community commenting functionality.

To address potential "illegal" or "offensive" content, the Iagon team has designed social and technical mechanisms available to the community. On the technical side, a dual AI-driven solution will be provided to identify content or comments that do not comply with the community's predefined standards. This AI system will automatically identify and isolate these files.

In addition to AI solutions, two social mechanisms will be introduced: "Agora Reputation Score" and "Illegal Content Isolation."

Agora Reputation Score (ARS)

Agora Reputation Score (ARS) is a user rating system consisting of the following two parts:

• Positive behavior will increase credit score.
• Negative behavior will lower reputation points.

Each user's initial ARS is 0 and can be increased or decreased by participating in different types of activities:

• Upload file
• Move or delete files within the folder
• Vote
• Open the uploaded file

Based on ARS, Agora will grade users, with each level having corresponding benefits such as exclusive access, premium content subscription rights, and certain discount rights.

Illegal Content Isolation

All content is subject to continuous review by the community and AI-driven solutions. Content flagged as "suspicious" by AI will be removed from public sharing status. The platform will also establish a "Review Committee" with the full voting authority to remove or restore isolated files.

Users participating in the review committee will receive cryptocurrency rewards. To comply with relevant regulations and protect minors, committee members are required to pass KYC verification and must be at least 21 years old.

The Goal of Agora

Agora aims to become a community-driven social engagement platform, ultimately evolving into a fully functional NFT trading marketplace. It will serve as a hub for user interaction, content sharing, creativity, and community commentary, realized in a decentralized manner.

It is important to note that the above content is only an overview of the system structure, and the final version may be adjusted based on community feedback. The future development of Agora will depend on user participation and feedback.