Flagging
Learn how to highlight issues with protocol data or specific users
Flagging allows protocol users to alert there is an exceptional reason for data or a specific user to be inspected. Flagging is not an incentivized action, but rather provides good actors an opportunity to improve the quality of the knowledge graph. Users can flag triples and users from the dApp or protocol API.
Links that are misleading or deceptive to their visitors - such as those leading to scams or phishing.
Unwanted statements submitted with ulterior motives, such as advertising, spreading false information, or otherwise damaging the protocol or agents contributing to the protocol.
Data that is known to be factually incorrect, as verified by an alternate citation source claiming that the statement is incorrect.
This user repetitively votes incorrectly for their personal gain and to the detriment of the protocol.
Submitting many incorrect triples
This user is submitting spam, risky links, or factually incorrect data in bulk.
Colluding with other wallet addresses
This user is colluding with a group of wallet addresses to vote incorrectly.
Other
This user is performing a different action that is detrimental to the protocol.
- What happens after I flag a triple or user?
- Flags will be recorded. Later, flagging events can be made available for those looking to build with protocol data.
- The 'Factually Incorrect Data' flag will be used to bootload the future re-verification mechanic in the protocol.
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