## A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems Future
### A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems | Future
#### Metadata
* Author: [[Under a]]
* Full Title: A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems | Future
* Category: #articles
* URL: <https://future.a16z.com/reputation-based-systems/?cmdid=CZC59CV60GL7M5>
#### Highlights
* Drawing on our knowledge of economic theory and game design, we argue for a reputation system design based on a pair of tokens—one for signaling reputation and the other for offering liquidity—which could serve as tangible representations of meaningful contributions.
* Reputation systems present an opportunity for platforms to recognize—and thus incentivize—participants' high-quality contributions, including content creation, moderation, community building, and gameplay. This is crucial to the growth and sustainability of any web3 project. Yet designing reputation systems requires complex considerations around reputation supply, distribution, credibility, and more. So while many are exploring this space—from DAOs like FWB to play-to-earn games like Axie Infinity and new social platforms like BitClout—builders have yet to agree on the best way to design these reputation systems.
# A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems | Future
## Metadata
- Author: [[Under a]]
- Full Title: A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems | Future
- Category: #articles
- URL: https://future.a16z.com/reputation-based-systems/?cmdid=CZC59CV60GL7M5
## Highlights
- Drawing on our knowledge of economic theory and game design, we argue for a reputation system design based on a pair of tokens—one for signaling reputation and the other for offering liquidity—which could serve as tangible representations of meaningful contributions.
- Reputation systems present an opportunity for platforms to recognize—and thus incentivize—participants’ high-quality contributions, including content creation, moderation, community building, and gameplay. This is crucial to the growth and sustainability of any web3 project. Yet designing reputation systems requires complex considerations around reputation supply, distribution, credibility, and more. So while many are exploring this space—from DAOs like FWB to play-to-earn games like Axie Infinity and new social platforms like BitClout—builders have yet to agree on the best way to design these reputation systems.