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#Makinghistory is based on the core #OMN project and works in the same way.
Grouped Tags and Categorization in the Open Media Network (#OMN)
The Open Media Network (OMN) is a trust-based, human-moderated, and decentralized media-sharing ecosystem. It is designed for ethical aggregation and content discovery, where anything can flow in and out, but value and visibility are shaped by trust relationships, tagging flows, and collaborative moderation.
The OMN is a trust-based, human-moderated, and decentralized media-sharing ecosystem. It is designed for ethical aggregation and content discovery, where anything can flow in and out, but value and visibility are shaped by trust relationships, tagging flows, and collaborative moderation.
Core Philosophy: Scale Through Trust. OMN can only scale through human relationships, not automation. While anyone can publish, content quality and network relevance are preserved through:
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OMN as a Metadata Flow Network. OMN is not just about content, it's about the flow of metadata. Tags and their groupings move with the content. Other nodes can enrich metadata transparently.
Trust networks define how metadata and content flow. Shared tagging practices mean: Minimal friction, Greater contextual relevance, Nodes opt-in to accept metadata from other trusted nodes. Moderation and content flow, content flows can be automated or human-moderated. Rollback features are in place to manage abuse and spam.
Participation & tagging culture, anyone inside a trust relationship can: Post content, Tag or re-tag media, Contribute metadata, External users can comment, enabling broader engagement.
Trust networks define how metadata and content flow. Shared tagging practices mean: Minimal friction, Greater contextual relevance, can opt-in to accept metadata from other trusted nodes. Moderation and content flow, content flows can be automated or human-moderated. Rollback features are in place to manage abuse and spam.
Tagging is collaborative: it enriches content, improves discovery, and drives community curation.
Summary. Grouped hashtags form the backbone of OMN’s dynamic categorization system, enabling: Decentralized discovery. Community-driven organization. Serendipitous connections.
Summary, grouped hashtags form the backbone of OMN’s dynamic system, enabling: Decentralized discovery. Community-driven organization. Serendipitous connections.