• Each dealer's declared price is shown together with its excepted exchange rates expressed in the form of As1*=*Bs2,,,.
  • As this form is equivalent to As1=(A*B)s2,
  • where s1 and s2 are symbols of 2 currencies and s2 is optionally shown as a sequence of symbols of one before the other localized as being the one in the other (eg GRDEUR) and
  • the number of commas after s2 specified the currency such that
    • one comma: central/national,
    • two commas: lets, or
    • three commas: global p2p.

Eg: changing this page is offered for 23EUR*=*1.5$,56Rcoin,,0.44Bcoin,,,

Perspective parameters: For making more easy, intuitive and transparent the assessment of exchanging from one note to any other, use Perspective per set of attributes, such that:

• [Aspect] Use (confined) Aspect 'a' of the relation 'r' held in one's view to another such that:

• [Perspective] For representing a record of some relations to the one, per each other, use Perspective of one to another, such that each aspect is put on different rib of (same angle and rib) polygon around the symbol of the other.
• [Folding] To represent the table (of which attributes are aspects of the others to that one) put the perspectives on a vertical line.
• [Historic] To represent the changes of the record put the symbol on y and the polygon at each point a long the time on x.
• [Localisation] To represent the database (of tables belonging to such records), bold the current perspective on the left vertical and add the new (sub) vertical on the right.

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by pile

The Rcoin - a coin of Respect is a social money in modern time.

What it is: It is electronic and communal, existing only for fixed period of time and while daily losing it's value, the lost of its owner is recycled in an equal pay to the community's members. Optionally, in each such cycle of redistribution, the Rcoin could be realized in other currencies, by equally paying in the other currency some of the amount earned by the community, otherwise it is only an inner community medium of exchange, yet non-money nor an-equivalent to money.

Example: If I have 10 Rcoins for 100 years and we are 4 members in the community, then from those 10 Rcoins in the next year, I have only 9.925 (9.9 like in 1% inflation + 0.025 for being a member) and each of the other 3 members got additional 0.25 Rcoins.

What It is good for: Making members more supportive in their community (if I am going to earn more then you, then you are going to get something form that, so you might have some interest in supporting me) and for saving more communal
(as the amount of saved Rcoins is equalized along the time).

How to use it: It can be used in association acting for the benefit of neighbors and having some divisions, like coffee-shop and bakery: Example: The association buys chocolate in money and sells it for Rcoins to it's bakery, making from that a cake and selling it for Rcoins to the coffee shop, selling the cake with coffee to the association for Rcoins and neighbor buy it from the association for Rcoin while tourist in money.
More: http://namzezam.wdfiles.com/local--files/start/rcoin.txt
http://communal-coin.wikidot.com/ Search: Rcoin Coin of Resppect

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by Anonymous user

The meaning table: Each item has a unique number in its column defining its position in the coding table.

The coding table.

e.g. for names List_of_most_popular_given_names + top 100 at 2012 in uk

e.g: ni.amod|4kcin3kcin.2kcin.1kcin#ni.amod|4kcin3kcin.2kcin.1kcin
e.g. of sms: i love you but you should first contact her gro.x|mtenrani#gro.x|mtenrani
note: such "paper" can be distributed encrypted for the use of an application making the transformation from selected part of speech to and from email addresses.

by Anonymous user

Per each transaction the new owner send his id to get Reception and payer send

• hash(id(bill))
• hash (owners id ==his id)
• receipt ==hash(transaction number, Ratification)
• hash(id new owner)

how to do it?

• central way: having associative array of (hash(id(bill)) -> hash(owner,transaction number,ratification ) maintained by rotated sender being (book)keeper and then sending a patch of the entry hash(bill) -> hash(new-owner) to all members ,
• decentral way: having it yourself from payer sending(sms) to sender having only list of hash(bills) does the group have it if yes then sending (sms) of hash(bill) to all members except of the payer, and get from each a "not having" replay .

notes:

• the transactions can be made valid only in bookkeeper working hours
• the transactions could be logged in another table/book of which record/line number is transaction number having hash(id(bill) pointing to the ohter book or ( for working independently togather with hash(id(bill)) ->trunsaction number ) having hash(id(bill)) , id(owner), transaction number, Ratification=signature of authority.
• coin of respects can be used between divisions in a ring - divisions, as coffee shop and bakery, where the cakes given by the bakery are evaluated by the coffee shop in coins of respect and the ring, not the coffehop, sells the cake to a costumer and buy the flour instead of the bakery.
• the coin of respect can be printed in pair of
  • note having 2 sticky points behind its one side printed, whch is made the center of the community and
  • its receipt, which is one side printed by its owner.

by namzezam

CommunalCoin is designed to produce better distribution in stimulation plans, alternative to the existing, national and international stimulation plans, of low-interest loans only to close and small circle of (GianT) associates, as is the case in printing local money or in transferring loans, exchangeable for work or production, in manipulated interest levels, The CommunalCoin in allegory to compost pool:

• A) The lost of value is like the release of the energy to the air after being bad distributed as bobbles in the pool;
• B) The energy is effective only in the pool as the coin is in the community and
• C) The well distributed dividend is like injecting bottom-up some clean instance (like water) for having the volume (or height) of the medium be unchanged or somewhat controlled, as is the case in printing local money.

Q) When using CommunalCoin?
A) In and between ComComized organisations (http://is-with.wikidot.com/6-points ), as a value of gift or rewarding, which is also able to be re-given (as is the case in payment), for to compensate, share thankfulness and/or respect.

Q) Why peer ownership and not one person one vote as in nation or cooperative?
A) Because the peer owner has the additional power defining the value of the organization, which is essential power as bigger is the organization and powerless is the vote of a person, never the less this power is moderated to allow a new balance between the individual and the group.

• Also, peer ownership is where the common and individual interests are met and it is a winwin solution for the individual in the exit as in the entrance, as such peer ownership allows transparency visible to the outers too as for the satisfaction of the member in the group.

Q) Is the CommunalCoin useful only in a close community?
A) It can be used in both: a closed and open use.

• In open use, by its price (not the value), the CommunalCoin could be converted to the other coins, but additionally and more importantly, as the ComCom is owned by peer owners, each peer owner can also sell the ownership in that community/company.
• In closed use, such small ComComs can become peer owners in a bigger one, while also being divisions trading the CommunalCoin, as an object-coin, of the bigger one, in which the use of the CommunalCoin is closed - a structure which can endlessly be grown bottom up, while being a tax-less one.
• Such communities/companies can grow as clusters of clusters to some bigger ones, bigger even then the nations, while each of their peer can still trade her/his position of ownership in CommunalCoin, as a peer-coin.

Q) To what extant and why should/could CommunalCoin become your alternative to national (continental or international) money?
A) As nationally, (continentally or internationally) only the central bank has the monopoly of issuing money, the CommunalCoin is not money but representing a value of gift or rewarding, as long as it is not convert-able to that money issued by the central authority, but such monopoly is only upon converting that money being issued by that central authority for something else.

• This is only based as a licensing ( a licensing matter, based on the central bank being the owner of the notes) for the way to use-and-not-use the (notes for the) given money, but not for the rewarding symbolized by that money , while forbidding exchanging it for other things.
  • Hence the CommunalCoin can be made for use as rewarding converter which is seperated from the money issued by the central autrity/monopoly, eg. issued in comcom clustering other comcom exchanging it for things owned by the clustering comcom.
• At any rate, the monopoly of national money seems more and more non-moral, non-healthy and an abusing power working against the interest of the many (the public), for those who already know how national money is heavily poisoned by national bonds, bad distribution and fantasise of loan/debt/interest and about the Wörgl experiment (1932-1933) in Austria ending near the arrival of Hitler,
  • where the monopoly of national money is protected by aggressive national forces backed by ever changing national laws, for bounding nationally the money to taxes in conversion procedures for human work, services, products and ownership, in endless benefiting mainly the few (the 1%) who are closer to the plate,
  • where the German society learned only replacing T by B, or Tanks by Banks in the whole century since the Wörgl experiment and
  • where the national money with its monopoly are worshipped as holy things (in religion) and always the combination of religion and nationalism can give only global pain in forms of world war wars, cultural clashes and currency wars. (such as in the "German Faith Movement" and others religional-national authorities like the Jewish or Persian etc).

Q) How CommunalCoin's transaction are made?
A) CommunalCoin's transaction are made via mail being forwarded or sent by mail server or by peer to peer simulating the structure of from/to subject and body, where

• 1. transaction is sent From payer to the recorder: subject={??},body ={ per each note: 1) id(note) being signed by the payer and encrypted by the pub key of payee and 2) authentication from the payer and hash(id(note)), hash(id(payee))}
• 2. transaction is verified by recorder, such that{lookup for hash(note) to find hash(id) to match the id} .
• 3. transaction is sent From recorder to payee: subject={transaction's counter "is now yours"},body ={per each note, the id(note) being signed by the payer and encrypted by the pub key of payee}
• 4. transaction is sent From recorder to anyone: subject={transaction's counter},body ={per each note, the id(note) being signed by the payer and encrypted by the pub key of payee}

====comparing CommunalCoin: ===================================

compared to BitCon: The CommunalCoin is used in a peer to peer payment/rewording system and as such when compared with BitCoin, being the equivalent to gold, it is a (backed or not) local currency, like in the dollar case, but with money laundering reduction, due to the restriction of the coin to be only A) well distributed B) in a specific community, in which the members are long lasting members, as they are staying to get the redistributed dividend and normally, in a comcomized community, are also peer (equal) owners of the resources of that community. But, since the CommunalCoin can only be well redistributed, it must be giving away the advantage reserved only for the few doing the mining in BitCoin and additionally it uses the swapped recorder function of a peer, for additional protection against fraud hacked key/hash.

compared to paypal, it is decentalized and….

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 #define Records_CommunCoin_typevar \ typevar(int,var1) \ typevar(int,var2)   #define Wallet_CommunCoin_typevar \ typevar(int,var1) \ typevar(int,var2)  #define typevar(t,v) t v; typedef struct { Records_CommunCoin_typevar } Records_type; typedef struct { Wallet_CommunCoin_typevar } Wallet_type;

by namzezam

CommunalCoin constantly lose its value in time as each member in the local (using coin) community constantly gets an equal dividend offsetting the lost value of the coin in that system and hence the shorter is the lifetime of the coin the better is the distribution in that system.

It is designed for use, within and between bottom up organizations, as a value of gift or rewarding, which is also able to be re-given (as is the case in payment), for to compensate, share thankfulness and/or respect.

It is designed to produce better distribution in stimulation plans,

• alternative to the existing, national and international stimulation plans, of low-interest loans only to close and small circle of (GianT) associates,
  • as is the case in printing local money or in transferring loans, exchangeable for work or production, in manipulated interest levels.

CommunalCoin in allegory to compost pool:

• A) The lost of value is like the release of the energy to the air after being bad distributed as bobbles in the pool;
• B) The energy is effective only in the pool as the coin is in the community and
• C) The well distributed dividend is like injecting bottom-up some clean instance (like water) for having the volume (or height) of the medium be unchanged or somewhat controlled, as is the case in printing local money.

CommunalCoin in comparison with the BitCon:

• The CommunalCoin is used in a peer to peer payment/rewording system and as such when compared with BitCoin, being the equivalent to gold, it is a (backed or not) local currency, like in the dollar case,
• but with money laundering reduction, due to the restriction of the coin to be only A) well distributed B) in a specific community,
  • in which the members are long lasting members, as they are staying to get the redistributed dividend and normally, in a comcomized community, are also peer (equal) owners of the resources of that community.
• But, since the CommunalCoin can only be well redistributed, it must be giving away the advantage reserved only for the few doing the mining in BitCoin and
• additionally it uses the swapped gate function of a peer, for additional protection against fraud hacked key/hash.

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