Follow the latest updates as Nouhlis builds a reputation ledger for leaders, communities, and the people they affect.
Nouhlis is focused on helping leaders and communities build a durable public record. Content remains a place for thoughts and ideas, while claims and evidence help reputation develop through time.
See how people engage with content through views, clicks, scrolls, reactions, and comments.
Leaders and participants earn usable points through engagement, which can unlock deeper interactions and support.
We've carefully considered how content resharing should work. Reshare will preserve attribution and citations, while allowing a post to remain content. People may bookmark relevant posts into a collection as evidence for a separate claim.
We're especially excited about this feature. Claims will be a distinct record type for assertions about leaders, organizations, events, commitments, and actions. Content can be connected as evidence, but content itself will not automatically become a claim.
Content Reporting will provide a publicly accessible record of reports and review context around posts. This helps people understand why content was challenged under categories such as nudity, self-harm, violence, misinformation, hate speech, and harmful or deceptive content.
We will make relationships and following patterns more visible, providing context into whether an identity participates as a leader, learner, or observer. This helps you decide who to learn from and grow alongside without reducing a person's reputation to follower counts or a single label.
People can build upon each other's content and ideas, with automatic citation preserving the original source. Relevant posts may also be collected as evidence for a separate claim, while ordinary content remains part of the ongoing conversation.
Leaders can build partnerships with brands, organizations, and other participants on their own terms. Transparent sponsorship records help protect trust while giving leaders control over how opportunities appear alongside their content and public history.