Iagon Launches a New Document Management Ecosystem Agora

Iagon recently announced the launch of a new document management ecosystem called Agora. This system will be developed in collaboration with community members to create a public document management platform.

Agora comes from ancient Greek, originally meaning a public gathering place, and is also regarded as the birthplace of democracy. This name was chosen because the system has many similarities with the meaning of Agora. The Agora protocol will become a public document management system, where all uploaded files are visible to all users and have permanence and timestamp features. Ultimately, this system will be self-operated by the community, allowing all users to share various types of content files with each other.

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

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

To maintain decentralization, completing KYC is not mandatory. However, users can choose to submit KYC verification to prove the source of content. This helps other users identify the authenticity and reliability of the content. The KYC program will be launched after beta testing.

After the completion of the Beta version, the platform will add more features and open up to more users. New features include support for more content formats and community commenting functionality. To address potential "illegal" or "offensive" content, the Iagon team has designed social and technical mechanisms to reduce the likelihood of users encountering such content.

On a technical level, a dual AI-driven solution will be provided to identify content that does not meet community preset standards. The AI system will automatically tag and isolate these files. The social mechanisms include "Agora Reputation Score" ( ARS ) and "Illegal Content Isolation."

The ARS system will increase or decrease scores based on user behavior. Uploading high-quality content and actively participating in voting will increase scores, while uploading inappropriate content or engaging in abnormal voting behavior will decrease scores. User levels will be determined by ARS scores, with different levels enjoying corresponding rights and benefits.

For potential illegal content, in addition to AI detection, users can also report it. Content marked as suspicious will be removed from public sharing status. The platform will also establish a "Review Committee" composed of high-level users to make the final decision on isolated content.

Agora aims to create a community-driven social engagement platform that will ultimately develop into a fully functional NFT trading market. Users can interact, share content, and exchange ideas in a decentralized manner to achieve community co-construction.

It is worth noting that the above content is only a preliminary overview of the system structure, and the final version may be adjusted based on community feedback. Agora will become an organically developed community platform, and its future development will depend on user feedback and participation.