🥇Reputation Tiers
From Badges to Tiers: Understanding Rankings in Our Curated Community
In our growing community, it's important to recognize and reward members' contributions effectively. EtherScore Reputation Tiers offer a structured approach to achieve these goals. These tiers curate users based on the badges they earn, establishing a clear hierarchy that reflects their level of involvement and expertise within EtherScore.
EtherScore Reputation Tiers represent a user's rank within our community, determined by the number of badges earned—a higher number indicating a better rank. These tiers provide a quick overview of a user's reputation without needing to examine each badge in detail. They also enable recognition of highly active users in the Web3 ecosystem and within EtherScore. Benefits within the EtherScore community and EtherScore DAO are distributed based on these tiers, which provide different levels of user curation. Moreover, external parties can utilize this curated user list as criteria or multipliers for incentives like airdrops, ICO whitelists, NFT opportunities, premium features, and early access to new functionalities (enhancing the overall value proposition for community members).
If you are a Dapp or a developer looking to use EtherScore to curate your users, follow this tutorial
Below is the list of each Tier along with its threshold requirements and associated benefits:
Tiers are automatically earned once you reach the requirement. To claim your EtherScore Reputation Tier role in our Discord, follow this tutorial
| Reputation Tiers | Requirement | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
Bronze | 10 Badges |
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20 Badges |
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40 Badges |
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60 Badges |
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80 Badges |
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As additional badges are introduced, we will adjust the thresholds for each rank to remain relevant and aligned with community dynamics. This approach aims to encourage continuous participation and foster positive contributions to the broader Web3 ecosystem.
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