Entities and relationships

Understand how builders, company hubs, dApps, listings, and public relationships fit together on dApp.ing.

dApp.ing connects people, organizations, products, and opportunities. Each has a distinct public identity, and relationships add context without making every claim equally authoritative.

Core entities

Entity	Represents	Common public context
Builder profile	One person and their professional identity	Experience, projects, skills, recommendations, intentions, connected accounts, and selected wallets
Company hub	An organization or ecosystem	Official details, team, products, opportunities, events, resources, and company activity
dApp	A product or project	Description, category, ecosystem, team credit, reviews, deployments, token context, and available on-chain information
Listing	A job, grant, bounty, hackathon, accelerator, event, or side event	Publisher, audience, eligibility, dates, location, rewards or compensation, and destination
Conversation	Direct or group communication between accepted participants	Message-request state, participants, roles, and invite access

Relationships add context

A builder can list experience at a company, receive dApp team credit, recommend another builder, endorse a skill, or follow an entity. A company can publish listings and add teammates with different access.

These relationships do not all mean the same thing:

• Verified experience is stronger evidence than a self-entered role.
• Accepted team credit connects a builder to a dApp but does not prove every contribution.
• Company access allows management actions; it is not automatically a public employment claim.
• Following, Going, upvotes, reviews, and comments show activity or opinion, not identity verification.

Evaluate the entity itself and the evidence attached to the specific claim. A relationship elsewhere on the platform should not be treated as a guarantee.

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