Congrats on the Lens Token Distributor, great to see user participation valued in @lens. Over a decade ago we…

Congrats on the Lens Token Distributor, great to see user participation valued in @lens. Over a decade ago we built User Labor, an open standard to measure and make user contributions visible and exchangeable. It tracked participation across three now-familiar dimensions: \- Actions: content (posts, photos, tags, comments) Reactions: engagement (likes, shares, votes) Network: the structure and efficiency of a user’s graph I’m curious about the scoring here, would love a clearer explanation of how metrics are measured. PageRank in a social context is tricky: follower counts don’t always reflect influence, while mentions/replies might. Other network measures, like betweenness (bridging clusters) or closeness (distance to all others), can also reveal interesting dynamics. You can explore these on @lens/graphcommons. I liked seeing consistency used as a rank, durability could be another. @lens/mp