Testing PoX: Can shared experience function as public infrastructure for action?

Hi everyone,

I’m sharing an early-stage concept called PoX (Proof of Experience).
This is not a product launch or a grant proposal, but an attempt to test a structure.

The motivation is simple:
Many people don’t struggle because they lack information,
but because they can’t determine which options actually fit their context.

PoX explores whether experienced decision-making processes can be treated as a public good —
not as answers or advice, but as reusable options that others can examine, choose from, and branch with.

At this stage, I’m especially looking for feedback on these questions:

  • Does this approach meaningfully expand people’s ability to act, rather than just inform?
  • In Gitcoin’s terms, could a structure like this be considered a public good?
  • Where does this idea feel weak, naive, or problematic from a public-goods perspective?

I’m intentionally keeping this at the concept level.
Any critical feedback or challenges are very welcome.

For those interested, the full concept overview is here:

Thanks for reading.

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