we can update the whole first page, make a backup of the current in some old posts to archive the history of FairCoin ( and link it ) and get a more clear and compact description.
the highlighted part it's probably the fastest way to describe the FairCoin to the Bitcointalk users.
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This document outlines the concepts and techniques used to implement the proof-of-cooperation blockchain algorithm, and should make it easier to read and understand the source code of FairCoin2. With PoC I have tried to create a system which incorporates centrally organised democratic processes, but which is decentralised from a technical point of view. There is no need for expensive hardware equipment nor to waste a huge amount of energy in order to successfully run a decentralised public blockchain.
the highlighted part it's probably the fastest way to describe the FairCoin to the Bitcointalk users.
I would say that the democratic process is distributed, as there is global assembly and then local assemblies by the local nodes. So, there is a level of centralization but also another of decentralization.
Related to make a whole update of the page, i agree. If do you want to help lets me know!
