EVR Documentation, July'23 *draft*
  • 2.0 Preface to a Gitbook
  • World Building
    • 1.9 A Primer
    • 1.9 Specific Benefits
    • 2.0 Introducing EVR
    • 2.0 What's in the foreground
    • 2.0 Skimming the surface
    • 1.9 In-app infrastructure
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    • 1.9 SRS: Social Recognition Software
    • 0.0 Guild structure
    • 0.9 CGS: Community Governance Structure
    • 1.9 dTVET
  • In the world of EVR
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    • 0.0 Member Profiles
  • White paper
    • ⚖️***Philosophy template***
    • 1.0 Reputations: Public & Administrative
      • 1.9 Engagement
      • 1.0 Public Reputation
        • 0.9 Public Reputations: General- & Specific-
        • 0.9 Awards
        • 0.0 Flags
      • 0.0 Administrative Reputation
        • 0.9 Bayes adjustment
        • 0.9 demurrage
        • 1.9 Billings Score
        • 1.9 Culculus score
    • 1.9 Guild
      • 0.9 Reputation of guilds
      • 1.0 Parent & Daughter guilds
        • 0.0 Seed Guild
        • 0.0 Regional Language Family
        • 1.0 Guild Creation
        • 0.9 Member
      • 0.9 Ordinal Guild
        • 0.9 Acquisition - Integration _ Proliferation
          • 0.9 Skillset Decay
          • 0.9 Relational Dynamic Adjustment
          • 0.9 Advancement
          • 0.9 Level
        • 0.9 Sourcing and Revising Standards
          • 0.9 Safe Work Practices
          • 0.9 Certifying Body
          • 0.0 Practical Factors (rename)
          • 0.9 Fundamental Domain Competencies
          • 0.9 Standard Operating Procedures
          • 0.9 Guild Certification
    • 1.9 Community Governance Structure
      • 0.8 EVR Community
      • 1.5 Content Moderation
      • 0.9 Code of conduct
      • 0.0 Content
      • 1.0 Disputed Content
        • 1.0 Dilemmas Ethical and Procedural
          • 0.9 Unethical
          • 1.0 Unfitting
      • 0.9 Arbitration Process
        • 0.0 Brief
        • 0.0 Proposal
        • 1.0 Arbitration Threshold
        • 0.0 Determination
        • 0.0 Resolution / Dismissal
        • 1.0 Arbitrating Members
        • 0.0 Activity Status
      • 0.0 Reporting Member
      • 1.0 Potenza Threshold
    • 1.0 EVR Team
      • 0.9 Disaster Relief Protocols
      • 1.0 Ikigai Insights
  • Blue Paper
    • ***Form & function Template***
    • 1.0 Reputations: Public & Administrative
      • 1.9 Engagement
      • 0.9 Public Reputation
        • 0.9 Public Reputation: General- & Specific-
        • 0.1 Flags
      • 0.0 Demurrage
      • 1.0 Bays adjustment
      • 0.0 Awards
    • 1.0 Guild
      • 0.0 Reputation of Guilds
      • 0.9 Guild rep
      • 1.0 Guild Creation
      • 0.0 Seed Guild
      • 0.9 Ordinal Guild
      • 0.9 Guild Certification
      • 0.9 Standard Operating Procedures
      • 0.0 Fundamental Domain Competencies
      • 0.9 Certifying Body
      • 0.9 Acquisition - Integration _ Proliferation
      • 0.9 Sourcing and Revising Standards
      • 0.0 Parent & Daughter guilds
      • 1.0 Member
      • 0.0 Advancement
      • 1.0 EVR Community
      • 0.9 Skillset Decay
      • 0.9 Safe Work Practives
      • 0.9 Level
      • 0.9 Practical Factors (rename)
      • 0.9 Relational Dynamic Adjustment
    • 1.9 Community Governance Structure
      • 1.5 Content Moderation
      • 1.0 Potenza Threshold
      • 1.0 Arbitration Threshold
      • 1.0 Arbitration Process
      • 1.8 Billings Score
      • 0.9 Dilemmas: Ethical and Procedural
      • 1.0 Unfitting
      • 1.0 Unethical
      • 0.0 Activity Status
      • 1.0 Resolution / Dismissal
      • 1.0 Arbitrating Members
      • 1.0 Regional Language Family
      • 1.0 Reporting Member
      • 1.0 Disputed content
      • 1.0 Determination
      • 0.0 Content
      • 0.0 Code of Conduct
      • 1.8 Cuculus score
      • 0.0 Proposal
      • 1.0 Brief
    • 0.0 EVR Team
      • 0.9 Ikigai Insights
      • 0.9 EVR Team
      • 0.0 Disaster Relief Protocols
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1.0 Arbitration Threshold

For any piece of Content, the combined Billings score necessary to begin an arbitration process

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Overview

The threshold functions as a membrane to filter out unnecessary or repetitive Dilemmas, and keep the number of arbitration processes to a minimum to avoid fatigue and apathy for our Arbitrating members.

All Content starts off with an Arbitration threshold of 1,

The threshold is based on how much cognitive resource has already been expended on one piece of Content or another. And scales accordingly increasing by a multiplication of 3 for each iteration of the Arbitration Process.

Where it occurs/ how we initiate it

When presenting a piece of content as a Dilemma, its arbitration threshold in presented to the reporting member: “Thank you. A Billings score of [ ] is required to meet the arbitration threshold. Additional interest in this dilemma must be established before an arbitration process can occur.”

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