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It is very likely that each platform owner will want to approach his platform in a completely different way. Someone will open it up and let it take on a life of its own. However, there will certainly be administrators who wish to keep it tidy and quality. For such administrators, it would be very good to implement some form of possibility to manage and approve new stuff from the administration section, before they are even published on the platform. Approval, delisting, verification of new accounts, and so on are all under consideration. We've already discussed this matter, so I probably won't go into more details. So this point is more likely of a reminder.
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I think this would make sense to implement as another token that is given to each listing on "Approval". The unapproved listings would appear in a query where price token > 0 and approval token <1 , a page can be built to display these and a grouped transaction can be created to give an approval token to any listings that you wish as the admin.
I guess that would also be a solution. The main thing is to keep it in some simple but effective mode for admins. This seems pretty good to me, though.
Another option would be to approve a given account for all listings by them, would be 1 transaction to set them as "approved" and from then on they can post at will
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It is very likely that each platform owner will want to approach his platform in a completely different way. Someone will open it up and let it take on a life of its own. However, there will certainly be administrators who wish to keep it tidy and quality. For such administrators, it would be very good to implement some form of possibility to manage and approve new stuff from the administration section, before they are even published on the platform. Approval, delisting, verification of new accounts, and so on are all under consideration. We've already discussed this matter, so I probably won't go into more details. So this point is more likely of a reminder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: