Agora: Iagon's New Document Ecosystem

Iagon has launched a new document ecosystem called "Agora". The term Agora originates from ancient Greek, referring to a public gathering place, symbolizing the birthplace of democracy. The choice of this name reflects the core idea of the new system: a public document management platform where all uploaded documents are visible to all users, with permanence and timestamp features, ultimately managed by the community.

The Agora platform allows users to freely share various types of content files. Its first iteration will focus on the NFT field, providing individuals and businesses with the opportunity to publish creative content. During the Beta testing phase, the system will limit the number of initial content files to assess its scalability and community management capabilities.

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

To maintain decentralization, KYC verification is not mandatory. However, users can choose to complete the KYC process to verify the authenticity and reliability of the content. This feature will be launched after Beta testing.

With the improvement of the Beta version of the Agora platform, more features will be added, including support for more content formats and community commenting functionality. To address the potential emergence of "illegal" or "offensive" content, the Iagon team has designed a set of social and technical mechanisms.

In terms of technology, the platform will adopt a dual AI-driven solution that combines anomaly model detection and community preset rules. The AI system will automatically identify content or comments that do not comply with community standards and isolate them. In addition, the platform has introduced the "Agora Reputation Score" (ARS) and an "Illegal Content Isolation" mechanism.

The ARS system scores users based on their behavior, with positive actions increasing scores and negative actions decreasing scores. Users can influence their ARS by uploading files, participating in votes, browsing content, and more. High-scoring users will enjoy special privileges, such as exclusive access and premium content subscriptions.

For "suspicious" content reported by AI or users, the platform will temporarily remove it from public view. The "Review Committee" has the authority to decide whether to permanently delete or restore this content. Committee members must undergo KYC verification and be at least 21 years old to ensure compliance and protect minors.

The ultimate goal of Agora is to become a community-driven social engagement platform and NFT marketplace where users can interact, share, and trade content. It will provide users with a decentralized space for creative communication and content sharing.

It is worth noting that the final structure of Agora may be adjusted based on community feedback. It will be a platform that develops organically, and its future depends on user participation and suggestions.