LeFreq · April 27, 2023 18:15
diff --git a/esteem credits b/esteem credits
 Different colors of esteem credits.  Represents different types of esteem.  Hot colors vs cold colors is the first division.  Red strength (what you might give to a propertyless person sitting on the street).  Tags would be colored, for example, on a voting or reputation site and be colored on some color schema (different from the info tagging).

 Polyhedrals for multiple credits based on the number of facets of the polyhedral.

 Black or white credits for simple voting items up or down -- the minimal amount of work.  The value of this might depend on the
 amount of money or esteem (either currency)?  White for voting things up and black for voting them down?  These can also be used when a person doesnt’ have the color they want to give to another in an economic or social exchange.  One can give them to a cool person, for example, for nothing in exchange, except they got something non-material value out of their presence.

 Trading between physical currency and esteem is most interesting.

 A material good, for example, could be priced (in regular currency) at a minimal cost to have the good, with a voluntary esteem credit contribution to communicate what you like about the product.  (allowing manufacturers to get feedback on whos the best:  durabilitiy (red), maintainability/modularity (orange), architectural design (yellow), feel/sensation (green), reuseability (blue), engineering design (purple),
	Different colors of esteem credits. Represents different types of esteem. Hot colors vs cold colors is the first division. Red strength (what you might give to a propertyless person sitting on the street). Tags would be colored, for example, on a voting or reputation site and be colored on some color schema (different from the info tagging).

	Polyhedrals for multiple credits based on the number of facets of the polyhedral.

	Black or white credits for simple voting items up or down -- the minimal amount of work. The value of this might depend on the
	amount of money or esteem (either currency)? White for voting things up and black for voting them down? These can also be used when a person doesnt’ have the color they want to give to another in an economic or social exchange. One can give them to a cool person, for example, for nothing in exchange, except they got something non-material value out of their presence.

	Trading between physical currency and esteem is most interesting.

	A material good, for example, could be priced (in regular currency) at a minimal cost to have the good, with a voluntary esteem credit contribution to communicate what you like about the product. (allowing manufacturers to get feedback on whos the best: durabilitiy (red), maintainability/modularity (orange), architectural design (yellow), feel/sensation (green), reuseability (blue), engineering design (purple),