Established on 2021/03/21
A decision process is composed of two tracks: direction track and option track. Direction track determines whether the motion will be passed or not. Option track determines which option will be the final choice, if the motion gets passed. Both tracks use simple majority rule.
The weight in direction track is calculated by the formula below.
Plain language explanation: each title will give the owner one weight.
The weight in option track is calculated by the formula below.
Plain language explanation: each public world will give the author certain weights. The sum of all these weights will be the final weight a member has.
Whenever a user plays a public world and the world runs to the end, this user will contribute one playtime to the world. Let’s suppose Alice played the world 5 times. When calculating world weight, user Alice will be contributing ln(5) weights. The final world weight is the sum of all these user contributions.
Simply put, the more users play a world, the more weights this world has. But pay attention to the logarithm nature. Five different users each plays 5 times will give more weight than one user plays 25 times.