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  • Libro: Decentralized Social Networks and Creator Economy Whitepaper
  • Introduction
  • Problem Statement
  • Solution: Libro
  • Revenue Model
  • Technology Stack
  • Security and Audits
  • Partnerships and Growth Strategy
  • Librox Tokenomics
  • Roadmap
  • References
  • Conclusion
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References

This section provides a list of resources and literature that informed the development of the Libro project and the concepts within this whitepaper. These references include foundational texts, research papers, articles, and resources that highlight the importance of decentralization, creator economies, and blockchain technology in shaping the future of social networks.

9.1 Books and Research Papers

  1. Tapscott, D., & Tapscott, A. (2016). Blockchain Revolution: How the Technology Behind Bitcoin Is Changing Money, Business, and the World. Penguin.

    • This book explores the transformative potential of blockchain technology across various sectors, including social media and content creation.

  2. Harari, Y. N. (2018). 21 Lessons for the 21st Century. Spiegel & Grau.

    • This book discusses the challenges of information control and data ownership in the digital age, providing context for the need for decentralized solutions.

  3. Drechsel, J., & Osbaldeston, J. (2019). Decentralized Social Networks: The Future of the Internet. Journal of Digital Society.

    • A research paper analyzing the potential of decentralized social networks in addressing issues faced by traditional platforms.

9.2 Articles and Blogs

  1. Hern, A. (2021). "The Fight for the Future of the Internet: Why Decentralization Matters." The Guardian.

    • This article discusses the implications of decentralization on content ownership and creator rights in the digital landscape.

  2. Schwartz, E. (2020). "Creator Economy: The Rise of a New Business Model." Forbes.

    • An article that outlines the emergence of the creator economy and its impact on digital content distribution and monetization.

  3. Swan, M. (2021). "Blockchain and the Future of Content Distribution." Harvard Business Review.

    • An analysis of how blockchain technology can disrupt traditional content distribution models and empower creators.

9.3 Online Resources

  1. Ethereum Foundation. (n.d.). "What is Ethereum?" Ethereum.org.

    • A comprehensive resource on the Ethereum blockchain, its capabilities, and applications in decentralized applications.

  2. IPFS (InterPlanetary File System). (n.d.). "IPFS - The Permanent Web." ipfs.io.

    • The official documentation and resources on IPFS, explaining its decentralized storage solutions for web content.

  3. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs). (n.d.). "Understanding DAOs: A Beginner's Guide." DAOstack.

    • An informative guide on DAOs, their structure, and their role in decentralized governance.

9.4 Whitepapers of Related Projects

  1. Steemit Whitepaper. (2016). Steemit: A Social Network Based on Blockchain Technology.

    • The original whitepaper for Steemit, a decentralized social media platform that rewards content creators.

  2. Mirror Protocol Whitepaper. (2021). Mirror: Decentralized Publishing.

    • This whitepaper outlines the Mirror platform, which leverages blockchain technology for decentralized publishing and content monetization.

  3. Audius Whitepaper. (2020). Audius: A Decentralized Music Streaming Protocol.

    • The Audius whitepaper detailing the decentralized music streaming platform and its unique tokenomics.

9.5 Community Contributions

  • Libro Community Forums: Contributions and discussions from the Librox community have provided valuable insights and suggestions for the development of the project.

  • Feedback from Early Adopters: Input from beta testers and initial users has shaped many aspects of the platform's design and functionality.

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