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DISCIPLINA: Web of Trust

 


DISCIPLINA is an open-source blockchain. Any educational or recruiting service will be able to use it in their projects that store and process the personal data.

To protect the system from fictitious educational institutions, DISCIPLINA has an inbuilt Web of Trust, analogous to PGP, in its protocol. Each user will be able to choose the system participants they trust. The level of trust in the other system members will be calculated individually for each user. Our network thus has no “verification centres”, which have an unlimited right to register or refuse the registration of an educational institution.


Our Web Of Trust will allow recruiters to know which educational institutions are worth cooperating with and which are not.

The value of the grade given to the student will depend on the rating of the educational institution at the time the grade was awarded.

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