Enlte - A Trust Framework in Rating and Sharing

Review sand Ratings have been widely accepted and in 2017 almost 91% of the people would refer to online reviews before buying or considering anything. We use the power of ratings to measure each and every experience. As a decentralised governance system we need to know how and what each node or user of network feel and experience. So that we can capture that and help other nodes or users to learn from it and keep the record to improve and learn from it.

As online experience sharing feature have become one of the popular collaborative online communities, people are easily able to share their good and bad experiences on various products and services with a large number of unknown people as well as their friends. Ratings can be manual or automatic. Automatic rating can be based on several technologies, depending on the content type, the context of use, etc. In rating, two aspects can be identified. One may provide personal ratings or the ratings may be public, for instances, provided by a community.

Such as a user rating a shopping store in Town A will affect City-> State-> Country-> Continent-> Today’s date> Exact Time hashes. One rating will affect the rating of every thing associated with it by giving power to each and every rating and experience. Enlte give power to the user to not only see and record what is happening around us but also take the action against the happening around you by spreading awareness and alerting to other users about the happening.