Topic: Moodcrawler- Changing the world one mood at a time - page 2. (Read 3504 times)

So far people seem to really like the idea and started playing around with it. The feedback is positive; there are things that must be improved, but for an alpha, it's going pretty well. We still have to introduce a lot of features that will add awesomeness to the whole experience.

A system that can learn the unique way to improve the mood of people in different cultures. Wow. Sounds very ambitious.
Can you tell us more about that?

How is the test going so far ?

Fun stuff, at long last!

I'm smiling allready

 

We  really believe  that people only need people, and this started the whole thing. I mean, if you put enough like minded people together and make them interact at a natural human level, then you can really solve a lot of problems. Connectivity is great and all, but it's something artificial, it is a tool.
So the  platform that is online now is just a skeleton, is more of a test.
Long story short i think that rewarding positive human interaction and kindness is what appeals to a lot of people.

I really like this concept. It's very practical and add something of value.
For example, loneliness is becoming a huge problem in modern society. Moodcrawler could help connect people. Technology to connect people instead of creating more distance.... Love it !

What is the existing userbase like ? It's refreshing that you already have users and a model that seems to work, instead of launching a coin and then finding a problem to solve. Investors are gonna love this.

Finally something different.

We believe that it is more than that:)

Is it social network?

This sounds like very interesting project. Anything that can be done to change a bad mood is good in my opinion. Thanks you!

What is Moodcrawler?

Let’s say you have a bad day. What would make things better? A cup of coffee? A walk in the park? A new bike? A trip to another city? Whatever it is, there’s someone out there who can give you exactly what you need to brighten up your day. And no, we are not talking about pictures of cats and motivational quotes from famous authors. We’re talking about hands down, practical stuff like meeting up and sharing a chocolate muffin at the corner coffee shop.
There is a solution to every problem, and the solution is human interaction.

SHARE YOUR MOOD!

Bad mood anyone? Share it with our  other mooders and a smile will be just around the corner. Maybe someone from the same neighborhood, city, country, continent, planet, galaxy can help you out. And the good thing is it works the other way around too: share your good mood by helping and supporting others in any way that you can. Buying someone a ticket to the movies goes a long way.
Having already launched the Alpha version of the site, Moodcrawler is looking to create a smart platform that works to brighten your mood.  Working with psychologists that understand different cultures from around the world, the team is planning to build a system that can learn the unique way to turn your frown upside down.


INTRODUCING MOODCOIN

If you had a nickel for every time you put a smile on someone’s face, well, that nickel would be a Mood Coin. Mood Coin is a way of saying thank you. It’s like baking a pie for a friendly neighbor. It is our community currency but we like to think is more than that. The fun part is that you can use these coins however you like, maybe buy one of our awesome to be t-shirts, or outside in the real world, or just keep them in your pocket for rainy days.

MOODREP

Moodcrawler’s reputation reward system (MoodRep) is a reputation system that allows reputation to be built by changing people’s mood.  The more reputable you are, the more moodcoins you will earn.  Each time you will have a positive impact on someone’s mood, you will get a positive vote. Therefore, on a weekly basis  the platform assign 1000 MDC (moodcoins) for the first 10 users with the highest moodrep score
Example: Mike was able to “mood up” 300 users. So  at the end of week he has a moodrep rating of 300.
Consequently the platform collects the top 10 scores in descending order (from highest score to lowest) then spread those 1000 MDC  using the following algorithm:
R=W (owm/T) where:
R= Reward;
W= Weekly reward= 1000 MDC (moodcoin);
owm= own weekly moodrating;
T= Total weekly moodrating for the first 10 mooders.
Long story short, this is the logic behind a typical weekly moodrep reward:
R=W(owm/T)= 1000(300/1140)= 263 MDC,  where 1140 will be the sum of weekly moodrep for the first 10 users.
In other words,  by changing the mood for 300 people, Boom, the platform just rewarded Mike with 263 MDC.  Cool huh?

Development Team

Gabriel Dumitriu - Project Leader
Personally when I first heard about bitcoin I was skeptical, but I thought I had to keep an open mind, so I did some serious research, and by the end of my research I was convinced this was something that was going to become big. This was back in late 2012.
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Mihai Balasel - IT Engineer

I'm an infrastructure engineer in a multinational company dealing with large DCs in France and in the UK. I've been involved in several business projects IT and non-IT related, and have a proven record of delivering quality services.

Adrian Vasiliu - In House Graphic Designer

I am a graphic designer by trade and I have been working in branding and communication for 5 years.

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