Participation Model

From Fan to Member to Sponsor

A Fan is an email-verified consumer in the Fansial Oasis Network. Fans mostly receive value from hub activity: sponsor deals, local updates, public posts, and comments where the hub allows participation. Fans do not create posts. Everyone must be email verified before posting or commenting.

A Member can complete the $12/year Role Census profile. That verified profile unlocks active participation, such as posting on the hub community message board, usually with a simple limit like 1 post per day. Members may also become eligible for referral commissions when a sponsor publishes clear Fan-Commerce terms.

Email verified

Fan

A Fan is usually a consumer inside the Fansial Oasis Network. Fans can subscribe to hub ecosystems, follow deals from sponsors, and comment on allowed hub posts after email verification.

  • - Consumes sponsor deals and hub updates
  • - Can comment where hub rules allow
  • - Does not create hub posts

$12 / year

Verified Member

A verified Member completes the annual Role Census profile. Members can participate more actively, including posting to the community message board when hub limits allow.

  • - Email verification required
  • - Community posting eligibility
  • - Default post limit can be 1 post per day per hub

Service specific

Contributor Upgrade

The annual member subscription can be upgraded into a service contributor profile, such as Poet in AwesomePoets.com hubs or author/contributor roles in ReleasedBooks.com hubs.

  • - Service-specific profile
  • - Regular contribution path
  • - Keeps the base Oasis identity

Monthly or annual

Sponsor

Sponsors promote offers, services, events, and Fan-Commerce opportunities inside hub ecosystems. Each hub can support sponsor tiers and renewal cycles.

  • - Three sponsor tiers per hub
  • - Monthly and annual billing paths
  • - Fan-Commerce and referral offers

First Hub Path

AlumniTimes as the starting profile

Signup can begin in The Alumni Times. Once the application is approved, the user creates the first local hub profile and can add different profile types over time: City, Employment, Academic, and Association.

  1. 1Signup often starts in The Alumni Times.
  2. 2After the application is approved, the member creates the first local hub profile.
  3. 3AlumniTimes profiles can include City, Employment, Academic, and Association views.
  4. 4The approved member can then subscribe as a Fan or upgrade as a Member in other ecosystems.

Fan-Commerce

Referral commissions

Members can qualify for sponsor referral programs when the sponsor defines the offer clearly and the transaction can be acknowledged.

  • - A dentist may offer a reward for a verified new patient referral.
  • - An office service provider may offer a commission after an annual lease signup.
  • - Referral commissions should be tied to clear sponsor terms, acknowledgements, and completion status.

Ecosystems

One identity, many hub subscriptions

After the first approved hub, the user can subscribe as a Fan in other Fansial ecosystems. A $12/year member subscription can also be upgraded into specialized contributor roles, such as Poet at AwesomePoets.com hubs or recurring contributor roles at ReleasedBooks.com hubs.

Sponsors sit above the passive Fan layer. Each hub can support three sponsor types with monthly or annual subscriptions, allowing businesses to publish deals, sponsor activity, and create referral opportunities for verified Members.