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The document proposes FaithFenix, a website that aims to encourage good samaritan acts and caring for others. It would work by allowing users to upload videos and photos of their good deeds, which could then be voted on and ranked in leaderboards. People would earn points and titles for sharing this content across social networks or organizing fundraising events. The goal is to make helping others a new trend by motivating people through social rewards.
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- 2. Introduction 0 Every day we see that a lot of people is losing his humanity, the values to help the poors, the needed, why give someone 10 bucks to help him eat, if i can buy an App for my iphone?... 0 The problem in the modern age is that almost everyone is only thinking about itself, and with all the cruel Memes out there in the internet, the childs grow up with a mind of not caring about someone else problems.
- 3. How it works 0 FaithFenix is a proposal to show the world. There still a few that care about core human values, about the planet and doing the right things. 0 And with use of game elements those few can spread the good faith disease, awaking in others the will to help the needed.
- 4. How it works 0 When people upload multimedia showing good samaritan acts others can vote them by giving them Faiths (similar to likes in facebook), this will improve the uploaders will to still help other persons 0 The web will work with leaderboards for different treats ranking the most kind souls that shared or uploaded the amazing content. 0 Also people can get spokesman points for sharing the multimedia across the other social networks. 0 They´re gonna be different titles like talkative, hope spokesman, faith spokesman, future maker, etc. 0 Also it will allow to the users to make funraising events or charity events and invite members of the community.
- 5. Conclusion 0 The idea is there, we can do it, Faith Fenix can awaken the good samaritan in everyone to make the willing to help the needed a new fashion!... Through creating and aligning motivation with social and other rewards this is possible!