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TiberiusB at 23:14, 7 July 2026

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TiberiusB: /* Agent profile and network wealth */

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Agent profile and network wealth

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Praxis

TiberiusB: /* Properties */

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Properties

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Praxis

TiberiusB: /* Individual profile on the server client NRP-CAS */

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Individual profile on the server client NRP-CAS

TiberiusB: /* Individual profile on the server client NRP */

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Individual profile on the server client NRP

TiberiusB at 18:07, 13 July 2025

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 First published on April 10, 2012, see [https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1TSfneqdGJijKq0ta7G8OwmHOr0zjNdTtGQgHjTvyX3U original doc].
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-Individual profiles constitute an important module of the OVN [[Infrastructure]]. They are a digital environment that aggregates information and data about Agents.
+''Individual profiles'' constitute an important module of the OVN [[iInfrastructure]]. They are a digital environment that aggregates information and data about ''economic [[agents]]''.
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 The ''individual profile'' can even have agency in the digital world. It can be AI-enhanced to act on behalf of the real [[agent]] in some circumstances, sign contracts based on predefined rules, etc.
-Profiles play an important role in self-organization. They allow other [[agents]] and automated processes to evaluate an agent with respect to an action/process.
+Profiles play an important role in [[self-organization]]. They allow other [[agents]] and automated processes to evaluate an [[agent]] with respect to an action/process.
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-''Profiles'' can also be extended to self-owning resources that operate as DAOs. For example, a shared car that owns itself can have a profile, providing information about its viability, usage, [[location]], physical characteristics, etc.
+''Profiles'' can also be extended to self-owning resources that operate as DAOs. For example, a shared car that owns itself can have a profile, providing information about its viability, usage, [[location]], physical characteristics, etc. The [[NDO]] implements this ''organization-agnostic'' [[resources]] and [[sources]].

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 =Agent profile and network wealth=
-This is something not present in most technical systems: network [[affiliations]] as a form of organisational wealth. "The information about affiliations can be used to assess the organic reach into other organisational contexts, beyond the immediate zone of influence of the context. This allows surfacing of a new form of network wealth, its influence or degree of connectivity with other networks within the ecosystem, provided by the number of relations extending from the context network to other networks, through agents.
+This is something not present in most technical systems: network [[affiliations]] as a form of organisational wealth. The information about affiliations can be used to assess the organic reach into other organisational contexts, beyond the immediate zone of influence of the context. This allows surfacing of a new form of network wealth, its influence or degree of connectivity with other networks within the ecosystem, provided by the number of relations extending from the context network to other networks, through [[agents]].
 An [[agent]] who participates in multiple OVNs is a bridge node, a carrier of information, trust, and potential collaboration across network boundaries. This agent's profile is not just a personal record; it is a piece of the network's connective tissue. Making this visible makes the network's resilience and reach legible.

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	The [[NDO]] splits what should be the individual profile across at least four separate concepts: Person, PrivatePersonData, ReputationSummary, and PersonRole. These are correct building blocks but lack the composable aggregation layer that would make the profile a genuine OVN individual profile.		The [[NDO]] splits what should be the individual profile across at least four separate concepts: Person, PrivatePersonData, ReputationSummary, and PersonRole. These are correct building blocks but lack the composable aggregation layer that would make the profile a genuine OVN individual profile.
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		+	=Agent profile and network wealth=
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		+	This is something not present in most technical systems: network [[affiliations]] as a form of organisational wealth. "The information about affiliations can be used to assess the organic reach into other organisational contexts, beyond the immediate zone of influence of the context. This allows surfacing of a new form of network wealth, its influence or degree of connectivity with other networks within the ecosystem, provided by the number of relations extending from the context network to other networks, through agents.
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		+	An [[agent]] who participates in multiple OVNs is a bridge node, a carrier of information, trust, and potential collaboration across network boundaries. This agent's profile is not just a personal record; it is a piece of the network's connective tissue. Making this visible makes the network's resilience and reach legible.
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		+	The [[NDO]] must provide access to a [[social graph]] and multi-network affiliation model. An [[agent]] is either in this network or not. The generic [[NDO]] should model the OVN's insight that agents are simultaneously nodes in multiple overlapping networks, and that this multi-membership is itself a form of [[value]].

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 =Properties=
-* It is composable (see above)
+The OVN model defines the ''individual profile'' as "a digital environment that aggregates information and data about [[Agents]].
-* It is presented in a standard format
-* It is non-transferable (one option is see ''Proof-of-Personhood'', see also ''soul-bound tokens'' or SBT)
+* '''Composable''' (see above): can contain roles, reputation, contributions, artifacts, social relations, network affiliations, credentials, available assets, needs/wants.
-* Must be portable. An individual can participate in more than one [[OVN]] simultaneously. for example, it enables the individual to transport his/her [[reputation]] and [[credentials]] from one cluster of economic activities (one [[value network]]) to another.
+* Has a '''standard format''': portable across contexts.
-* Must be under the control of the [[affiliate]], with the possibility of storing the data anywhere.
+* '''Non-transferable''': one option is see ''Proof-of-Personhood'', see also ''soul-bound tokens'' or SBT)
-* The individual must have write access to some parts of his/her profile, but some parts are protected. For example, applications can write data about [[contributions]] [[roles]], and [[reputation]], which cannot be deleted by the [[affiliate]] in question. Other affiliates could also have edit rights on someone's profile. A correction mechanism must be provided to correct non-factual additions by other affiliates or apps to someone's profile.
+* '''Portable''': An individual can participate in more than one [[OVN]] simultaneously. For example, it enables the individual to transport his/her [[reputation]] and [[credentials]] from one cluster of economic activities (one [[value network]]) to another.
 * Requires an authentication mechanism.
 * Is sibyl resistant.
 The [[NDO]] splits what should be the individual profile across at least four separate concepts: Person, PrivatePersonData, ReputationSummary, and PersonRole. These are correct building blocks but lack the composable aggregation layer that would make the profile a genuine OVN individual profile.

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	* Is sibyl resistant.		* Is sibyl resistant.

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		+	==The Individual Profile as Composable Aggregate==
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		+	The OVN model defines the ''individual profile'' as "a digital environment that aggregates information and data about [[Agents]]." Key properties:
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		+	* Composable: can contain roles, reputation, contributions, artifacts, social relations, network affiliations, credentials, available assets, needs/wants.
		+	* Standard format: portable across contexts.
		+	* Non-transferable: cannot be reassigned from one individual to another (analogous to soul-bound tokens). The link to the physical self must be unique.
		+	* Portable: "An individual can participate in more than one OVN simultaneously... enables the individual to transport his/her reputation and credentials from one cluster of economic activities to another."
		+	* Owner-controlled: the agent controls what is shared, with whom, for what purpose, and for how long. But crucially: some parts are write-protected — "applications can write data about contributions, roles, and reputation, which cannot be deleted by the affiliate in question." This is exactly what the NDO implements with immutable Person entries and private-but-signed PPRs. The profile owner cannot delete their contribution history, but controls what they reveal.
		+	* Predictive: "can be used as a predictive tool, to judge if a future action or relation would be beneficial."
		+	* Agency-extended: "The individual profile can even have agency in the digital world. It can be AI-enhanced to act on behalf of the real agent in some circumstances, sign contracts based on predefined rules."
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		+	The [[NDO]] splits what should be the individual profile across at least four separate concepts: Person, PrivatePersonData, ReputationSummary, and PersonRole. These are correct building blocks but lack the composable aggregation layer that would make the profile a genuine OVN individual profile.

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 | Photo below shows the individual profile of an organization type agent. || [[File:The profile of an organization on the client-server NRP in 2022.png|small|thumb|left]]
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 =See also=

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 * [[roles]]
 * [[reputation]]
-* [[contributions]] to [[ventures]] / [[projects]] (economic activity) and [[commitments]] to [[processes]], activities.
+* [[contributions]] to [[True commons]], [[Projects]] or [[Ventures]] (economic activity) and [[commitments]] to [[processes]], activities.
 * artifacts (content, data, designs, prototypes, etc.] produced by the [[affiliate]]
 * social relations (connections with other [[agents]]), which can be seen as social capital, may be shared in context / processes, part of the [[wealth]] structure of a network.

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 =See also=
 * [[Identity]]
 * [[Credentials]]