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2018-04-26T20:42:22Z

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Slackjore: renamed Social Token to Personal Token, and created Social Tokens as basically Family Tokens for grown-ups

2018-04-26T20:41:24Z

renamed Social Token to Personal Token, and created Social Tokens as basically Family Tokens for grown-ups

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Slackjore: added paragraph about form of token display

2018-03-19T22:05:06Z

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Slackjore: /* Counterfeiting */

2018-03-13T21:39:45Z

‎Counterfeiting

Slackjore at 21:37, 13 March 2018

2018-03-13T21:37:38Z

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2018-03-13T20:44:25Z

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 It is not essential, but there are benefits to pairing devices with others. Apart from the encrypted chat, one can then use smart contracts if desired.
-One party gives the other a pairing code, either written out in full or via QR code. Generate this in Obyte wallet chat by clicking on "+ Add a new device" then "Invite the other device". It will look something like <code>AhHPXCpCSTzD1CF53ELGTAsZ6MCA8Ogvk+koyibfPt/2v@byteball.org/bb#GxVBizZ2DSEf</code>. The other party in Obyte wallet chat clicks on "+ Add a new device" then "Accept invitation from the other device" and pastes the pairing code into the almost-invisible line above the "pair" button.
+One party gives the other a pairing code, either written out in full or via QR code. Generate this in Obyte wallet chat by clicking on "+ Add a new device" then "Invite the other device". It will look something like <code>AhHPXCpCSTzD1CF53ELGTAsZ6MCA8Ogvk+koyibfPt/2v@obyte.org/bb#GxVBizZ2DSEf</code>. The other party in Obyte wallet chat clicks on "+ Add a new device" then "Accept invitation from the other device" and pastes the pairing code into the almost-invisible line above the "pair" button.
 ===Transaction fees===

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 It is not essential, but there are benefits to pairing devices with others. Apart from the encrypted chat, one can then use smart contracts if desired.
-One party gives the other a pairing code, either written out in full or via QR code. Generate this in Byteball wallet chat by clicking on "+ Add a new device" then "Invite the other device". It will look something like <code>AhHPXCpCSTzD1CF53ELGTAsZ6MCA8Ogvk+koyibfPt/2v@byteball.org/bb#GxVBizZ2DSEf</code>. The other party in Byteball wallet chat clicks on "+ Add a new device" then "Accept invitation from the other device" and pastes the pairing code into the almost-invisible line above the "pair" button.
+One party gives the other a pairing code, either written out in full or via QR code. Generate this in Obyte wallet chat by clicking on "+ Add a new device" then "Invite the other device". It will look something like <code>AhHPXCpCSTzD1CF53ELGTAsZ6MCA8Ogvk+koyibfPt/2v@byteball.org/bb#GxVBizZ2DSEf</code>. The other party in Obyte wallet chat clicks on "+ Add a new device" then "Accept invitation from the other device" and pastes the pairing code into the almost-invisible line above the "pair" button.
 ===Transaction fees===

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 The Social Tokens system is basically [[Family_tokens|Family Tokens]] for grown-ups.
-As with Family Tokens, the general idea is to improve the group by rewarding good behaviour, both individually and in groups.
+As with Family Tokens, the general idea is to improve the group by rewarding good behaviour, both individually and in groups. Our system uses Obyte wallets on the group members' personal cellphones.
 ==Set-up==
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 ===Everyone has a wallet===
-It is assumed each of the group members has a smartphone already. If not, they can be bought very cheaply. In ASDA (big UK supermarket), one running Android 7.0 goes for £35, or one running Android 5.1 for £20. Both work perfectly for Byteball, including cameras for scanning QR codes.
+It is assumed each of the group members has a smartphone already. If not, they can be bought very cheaply. In ASDA (big UK supermarket), one running Android 7.0 goes for £35, or one running Android 5.1 for £20. Both work perfectly for Obyte, including cameras for scanning QR codes.
 ===Wallet details===

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 ==See also==
 *[https://www.verywellfamily.com/create-a-token-economy-system-to-improve-child-behavior-1094888 Very well family website]
-*[https://byteball.market To create your own family token in 5 minutes]
+*[https://byteball.market To create your own social token in 5 minutes]
 ==References==

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 ===Creating and registering tokens===
 How tokens are '''created''' is covered in the [[asset]] article. To have a token '''display''' in English, "Tingos by Jore Bohne" instead of "O1DbJWbZJfKhjZQYH5RrdRQ2ojMuo2WiaKbjIWSWd4E=", requires registration<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQnpiwTipnBgrhSJcELOYYAOa3mTLZbmLmOebbtHFJFrfgHtlsNNZ9MPEGafvtuTnVAyfWukwu_hYSB/pub</ref> too.
 ==See also==

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 ==Counterfeiting==
-[[File:Bobby-10credits.jpg|thumb|upright=0.67]] The big thing about non-crypto tokens is many ideas seem great until you get to the practicalities and realise that any physical tokens one will make (hand-made or computer-printed or even hammered rounds of metal) can easily be counterfeited. It's why national banknotes and passports are so incredibly intricate and beyond creation at home. And creating a crypto token on the Ethereum platform, say, is relatively difficult and costly.
+The [[File:Bobby-10credits.jpg|thumb|upright=0.67]]  thing about non-crypto tokens is many ideas seem great until you get to the practicalities and realise that any physical tokens one will make (hand-made or computer-printed or even hammered rounds of metal) can easily be counterfeited. It's why national banknotes and passports are so incredibly intricate and beyond creation at home. And creating a crypto token on the Ethereum platform, say, is relatively difficult and costly.
 But Byteball tokens change all that because:
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 This is a '''big''' deal!
 {{clear}}
 ==The Social Tokens system==
 [[File:Social-tokens-1.jpg|thumb|left]]

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	[[File:Bobby-10credits.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.67]] The big thing about non-crypto tokens is many ideas seem great until you get to the practicalities and realise that any physical tokens one will make (hand-made or computer-printed or even hammered rounds of metal) can easily be counterfeited. It's why national banknotes and passports are so incredibly intricate and beyond creation at home. And creating a crypto token on the Ethereum platform, say, is relatively difficult and costly.		[[File:Bobby-10credits.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.67]] The big thing about non-crypto tokens is many ideas seem great until you get to the practicalities and realise that any physical tokens one will make (hand-made or computer-printed or even hammered rounds of metal) can easily be counterfeited. It's why national banknotes and passports are so incredibly intricate and beyond creation at home. And creating a crypto token on the Ethereum platform, say, is relatively difficult and costly.

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 Social tokens are one of the four kinds of [[token]] on the Byteball platform. In a local community, most people have regular money in varying amounts, and it works fine apart from one generally not having enough of it. But there are other resources, personal to the individual, that can be "monetised", with these tokens then being passed around like cash.
+[[File:Deb-alan-1.jpg|thumb]]
 ==Backing==
 To be more than a [[fun-coins|fun-coin]], useful for practising [[textcoin]]s or [[smart contract]]s but with zero monetary value, a token must be backed by something. That means the bearer can exchange the token with reasonable ease for something in the real world that the bearer considers valuable.