Proposed RSVP touchstone pilot

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A small LAUGH gathering where people RSVP, arrive, and may accept a Practice FAITH touchstone. Two smartphones can confirm the encounter—but attendance never requires payment, trade, testimony, or a scan.

What happens at this pilot?

A small RSVP gathering that measures showing up—not personal beliefs.

The proposed first LAUGH event—Leaders Annual United Group Hug—is a simple, RSVP-only touchstone gathering. Unity Church–Atlanta and Reverend Jenn have been invited to consider hosting; no participation or endorsement should be assumed without an express response.

1

Invitation

A person receives a Human Gold Rush postcard with the Practice FAITH question and 12 touchstone-word choices.

2

RSVP

The person voluntarily reserves a place. An RSVP expresses interest; it creates no payment or obligation.

3

Arrival

The guest checks in at the gathering. Showing up is the qualification—never payment.

4

Touchstone

If available, the guest accepts the chosen touchstone at the event. No RSVP or arrival confirmation means no reserved stone.

5

Optional two-device scan

The host and guest may confirm delivery and acceptance using two nearby smartphones. No scan and walking away remain valid choices.

6

Optional open mic

A guest may speak about a word, a Peace Pentagon branch, or a God Wink moment. Speaking is welcomed, never required.

What the pilot counts

  • Confirmed RSVPs
  • People who arrive
  • Touchstones accepted and confirmed
  • Number of people who choose to speak
  • Optional two-device presence confirmations

What the pilot does not record

  • The touchstone word a person selected
  • The Peace Pentagon branch they discussed
  • What they said at the open mic
  • Their private counseling or spiritual story
  • A character judgment about anyone who declines
The first pilot is about gratitude and presence.

The $30 trade-value and $4 social-impact model may be explained as a testnet study guide, but attending the RSVP touchstone event does not require a purchase, payment, trade, testimony, or scan.

Simple by design

A human encounter first. A ledger entry second.

1

An offer is made

A participating MEGAvoter initiates a YAM-is-On offer with a stated trade value of $30.

2

Two devices confirm

The giver and recipient voluntarily confirm delivery and acceptance within the testnet’s time-and-distance window.

3

The $4 promise opens

A linked social-impact obligation remains open for up to 12 weeks. The original encounter is never erased.

4

The community reports

The promise is marked trusted, disputed, reconciled, or extinguished in an append-only history.

The $30 study guide

Where the stated value is intended to go

This is a transparent allocation model for study and feedback. It does not, by itself, prove that cash changed hands or that an impact occurred.

Estimated cost of goods$10.00
Social-impact promise$4.00
Buyer/recipient consideration$5.00
Patronage/community allocation$1.00
Platform/sustainability allocation$0.30
Seller margin$9.70
Total stated trade value$30.00

The 12-week feedback loop

Record the promise. Then report the outcome.

Pending

The $4 promise is recorded and the feedback window remains open.

Trusted

The reported community impact was accepted without dispute.

Disputed

Someone questioned whether the disclosed impact occurred as described.

Reconciled

The parties or community documented how the question was resolved.

Extinguished

The window closed without enough evidence or reconciliation. The encounter record remains.

Your voice. Your choice.

Scan—or don’t scan.

Participation is voluntary, moment by moment. No scan, no response, and walking away are valid choices. The project measures an encounter; it does not judge a person.

  • No wallet required for the testnet experience
  • No XP represented as money
  • No custody or automatic transfer of the $4
  • No private story required
  • No promise counted as impact without feedback

Two paths • one human choice

Trade and gratitude never become the same thing.

YAM-is-On

Trade pathway

A $30 stated trade-value encounter with the $4 social-impact promise included. Any actual payment or financial record must be established separately.

Seeking Gratitude

Gratitude pathway

A $30 trade-value-equivalent study allocation recognized only as Experience Presence. It is never money, a payment claim, or a collectible obligation.

The bottom line

The testnet records what people agreed happened—and whether the community impact was later supported.

It does not hold money, guarantee an outcome, or turn human presence into currency.

Proposed behavioral-research testnet. References to Unity Church–Atlanta, Reverend Jenn, academic institutions, companies, community partners, or other organizations remain proposed unless each party expressly accepts participation. This page is a study guide, not financial, tax, accounting, or legal advice.