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@552020 552020 commented Jul 7, 2024

Some half-dummy FAQ to start with. Please comment here or in the connected linear issue to improve or branch-out from this branch and open PR to it

  • What is ChatPay?
  • How does it work?
  • How are you gonna pay me?
  • I don't speak crypto: can I get good ol' cash?
  • I'm a crypto native: Tell me more about $WORD. [Content is kind of dummy and should be reviewed by @Danielg1406)
  • How much can a conversation be worth? [Should we try to give some real numbers here]
  • How and where are my conversations stored?
  • So you’re not into personal data? Why is that? Everyone else is after it...
  • Which form of anonymisation do you use?
  • Can you give me an example of how conversations will be anonymised?
  • To whom are my chats sold?
  • Why does your UI suck?
  • Who are you and why did you start ChatPay? (This is a dummy please fill out with real data @lmangall)
  • I have another question not listed here
  • Install react-markdown and remark-gfm libraries
  • Create a FAQ component and render it (test-wise) in Social
  • Move the FAQ to Home
  • Parse the FAQ.md file and create an array of FAQs with a question and an answer.
  • Creat a FAQItem component
  • Create an FAQ component using TelegramUI

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Nice one !

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## What are $Words?

$Words is the token used within the ChatPay ecosystem. Currently, $Words function as in-game points that users can accumulate through their engagement on the platform. These tokens will eventually transition into a cryptocurrency token expected to launch at the end of the year. $Words can be used for various rewards and incentives within the ChatPay platform.
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These tokens will eventually transition into a cryptocurrency token

That makes no sense but yes, it would be better to have "points" and here say that it will transition to tokens

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Oh, I see. I was thinking that our in-game points are $WORD as well and then they become real token, I also changed the Points to $Words in the frontend. Text are ChatGPT generated without much effort to make it better. Will the user not know about $WORDS till to the launch, and how do you write the plural of it $WORDS or $WORDs or there is no plural? Maybe @Danielg1406 or @mrizhakov can help with the copy, since they now this world a little bit better.

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there is no plural and always capitalized. It would be "$WORD"

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To be honnest we went back and forth a hundred times with points and token, I think @mrizhakov opinion is that we cannot write $WORD because it's too much of a "promise" to the user (in a legal, non-legal way) so maybe we can have WORD without the dollar, or WORD with a funky symbol before, that would be cool I think.
I noticed you changed it yesterday but I am lost myself in this discussion and I don't see how people are going to understand that points represent money...

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§WORD ¤WORD ¢WORD ØWORD

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We should also put it in a way that the 'normal' user, the non crypto users understand it.

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True, we also had this problem with Dafne. It might be difficult to do both

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Chat data that users decide to sell is anonymized and then made available to interested third parties. These may include researchers, marketers, and other organizations looking for insights derived from conversational data. The specifics of each transaction, including the buyer's identity and purpose, will be transparently communicated to users.

## Why does your UI suck?
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Nice one, should be "our" instead of "yours".
And the content could be more n the lines of "we focus on the business"

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Ah. It depends from the perspective. I like the perspective of the FAQs written as it would be the questions of the user to us, it makes it more 'vivid'. But it's matter of taste.

The paragraph before should also be reviewed, cause AI training is not mentioned at all for example.

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Added suggestion to mention AI (LLM actually)

We use advanced anonymization techniques to ensure that all personal data is securely removed from chat conversations. This involves removing or obfuscating any identifiable information to protect user identities while still preserving the value of the conversation data.

## To whom are my chats sold to?

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Chat data that users decide to sell is anonymized and then made available to interested third parties. These may include researchers, marketers, and other organizations looking for conversational data to train LLM models. The specifics of each transaction, including the buyer's identity and purpose, will be transparently communicated to users.

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552020 commented Jul 8, 2024

In the backend, in bot.py I found this

General

What is ChatPay?
ChatPay is a platform that allows users to monetize their Telegram chats by bundling them into AI training datasets. Users can earn tokens by choosing which chats to submit and receiving payouts once their data is used.

How does ChatPay work?
Users select the Telegram chats they want to monetize. If all chat group members consent, the chats are anonymized, tagged, and bundled into datasets. These datasets are then sold to AI and chatbot model vendors, and users receive a share of the revenue.

Data and Privacy

What type of data does ChatPay collect?
Initially, ChatPay collects text data from Telegram chats. In the future, it will also include audio, video, and photos.

How is my data protected?
All data is anonymized by stripping it of any identifiers before it is tagged and bundled into datasets. This ensures that your personal information remains private.

Do all chat members need to give consent?
Yes, chats are only monetized if all group members give their full consent.

Earnings and Payouts

How do I earn money with ChatPay?
You earn money by submitting eligible chats for monetization. Once the datasets are sold, you receive a share of the revenue. You can view your estimated payout per chat directly in the Telegram mini-app.

How will I receive my payouts?
Payouts will be made using a utility token, $WORD, which will be available soon. Users can receive higher payouts by staking $WORD tokens, undergoing user verification, or becoming active community members.

Tokens and Staking

What is the $WORD token?
The $WORD token is a utility token that will be used for payouts to users. It will also be part of the token allocation for the team, early supporters, and testers.

How can I earn higher payouts?
You can earn higher payouts by staking $WORD tokens, undergoing user verification, or becoming an active member of the ChatPay community.

Getting Started

How do I start using ChatPay?
To get started, download the Telegram mini-app, choose the chats you want to monetize, and follow the prompts to submit your data. Make sure all chat members give their consent for monetization.

Is there a roadmap for ChatPay?
Yes, our roadmap includes the launch of the $WORD token, token allocation for the team and early supporters, and the addition of new data types such as audio, video, and photos.

Support and Community

How can I get support if I have issues or questions?
For support, you can contact our team directly through the Telegram mini-app or visit our website for more information.

How can I become an active member of the ChatPay community?
You can join our community by participating in discussions, providing feedback, and staying active in our Telegram groups and other social media channels.

Where can I find more information about ChatPay?
More information can be found on our website, within the Telegram mini-app, or by contacting our support team.

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lmangall commented Jul 8, 2024

I think both are good, your shot!

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552020 commented Jul 8, 2024

I think both are good, your shot!

We can integrate them. I don't even read the new ones.

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dantol29 commented Jul 8, 2024

I asked chatgpt to think about it

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552020 commented Jul 8, 2024

I guess, I'm done with the content for today. I'll try a way to automatically convert the md in React, I guess there are library, so we can just change the MD.

You can give your feedback and suggest changes: @lmangall @Danielg1406 @dantol29 @mrizhakov

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dantol29 commented Jul 9, 2024

God bless this PR! Users must know the truth about ChatPay! LGTM!

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552020 commented Jul 12, 2024

You can check it again. The FAQ has been moved to Home, and I'm displaying three different versions. The first one is with an home made component, the other two are with the Telegram UI, the first one with the standard chevrons, the second ones with customized one.

@lmangall & @dantol29 & @Danielg1406

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lmangall commented Jul 12, 2024

All 3 are good, I think it is better to slowly walk away from the UI component.
The colors in dark mode are not super nice but good enough
On the first one html does not work (we can use the one which is not from toolkit and works)
The only important think that I would change is the location: the fact that it is in a tab below the main content is super weird. I think there can be a small link/button on the bottom of home or something similar and that could open a fullscreen FAQ

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lmangall commented Jul 13, 2024

Also it should be merged into preview and not main

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552020 commented Jul 14, 2024

All 3 are good, I think it is better to slowly walk away from the UI component. The colors in dark mode are not super nice but good enough On the first one html does not work (we can use the one which is not from toolkit and works) The only important think that I would change is the location: the fact that it is in a tab below the main content is super weird. I think there can be a small link/button on the bottom of home or something similar and that could open a fullscreen FAQ

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I'll continue with this when I'm done with the backend-yakshawing

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some accordions are centered and others are on the left

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