# 🎨 Community Management

# 📝 Personalization and Community Management

The myDid Community Studio (CS) provides powerful tools for personalizing and managing your own community. This section will guide you through the key features of the CS and how to use them to create a unique and engaging community experience.

# ⚙️ Creation and personalization of your Community

The myDid Community Studio (CS) is a web DApp that closely integrates with the myDid application for account management and DID keys, with communication facilitated by Wallet Connect.

# 💡 Getting started with the Community Studio

• Before beginning, ensure you have installed the myDid application on your mobile device.
• Open the Community Studio in your web browser.
• Scan the QR Code displayed by the CS with your myDid application to establish a secure connection.
• Fill in the required information such as the name of the community, description, visuals, and public links (like Discord, Twitter, or a website).
• Each action in the CS, including the creation of your manager account, will require confirmation through a signature request in the myDid application.
• Once you have confirmed and signed the information, your manager account and your DID/DID document will be created.
• You will then have access to the CS Dashboard .

# 🗃️ Creation of the Community Card

• The first step in the CS dashboard is to create the member card for your community.
• This card is the key to joining your community and should be designed to accurately represent your group's identity.
• After creating the member card, the CS generates a unique invitation link. Share this link with potential members to invite them to join your community via the myDid application.

# ➡️ Unique feature of the invitation link

• The invitation link generated by the Community Studio is designed to facilitate the integration of new members into your community.
• If a person has not yet installed the myDid application, clicking on this link will automatically redirect them to the App Store or the Google Play Store to download the application.

# ➡️ Post-installation Community process

• After installing the myDid application via the invitation link, the new user is directly led to the member card retrieval procedure.
• This procedure ensures that the user joins the specific community linked to the invitation by default, rather than the general myDid community.
• If the user downloads the myDid application independently of these invitation links, they will join the main myDid community by default.

# ➡️ Benefits of automatic integration

• This process greatly simplifies membership for new members and ensures a smooth transition to the specific community.
• It allows community managers to effectively develop their network by facilitating the integration of new members.

# 🏆 Management of badges and rewards

The myDid Community Studio offers advanced tools for the creation, customization, and distribution of badges within your community. Each type of badge has its own subtleties and applications, allowing for recognition and rewards tailored to the contributions and achievements of members.

# ✅ Certified Badge

• These badges are a form of official recognition awarded for specific skills, achievements, or exceptional contributions.
• They are often awarded by community managers and carry significant value.

# Information required for creation

• Image, Title, Description, and Criteria: As for peer to peer badges, but with an emphasis on formal recognition of achievements.
• Timestamp: Option to certify the issuance date of the badge and to reinforce its value and authenticity.

# 🤝 Peer to Peer Badge

Designed for exchange among members, these badges promote interaction and engagement within the community.

# Information Required for Creation

• Image: A representative image of the badge.
• Title: A distinctive title for the badge.
• Description: A brief description explaining the purpose or significance of the badge.
• Criteria: Clear criteria defining how the badge can be obtained.

# 🎫 Participation Badge

• Testifies to participation in an event or activity, recognizing the user's commitment and presence.

# Information required for creation

• Start and End Date: The precise dates of the event or activity.
• Location: The location of the event, or indication if it is a virtual event.
• Quantity: A parameter to define the number of available badges, encouraging quicker or more numerous participation.
• Image, Title, and Description: As with other badges, adapted to the context of the event or activity.

# 🎲 Role Badge

• These badges serve as official endorsement or approval. For example, a teacher can issue a role badge to a student, officially recognizing their efforts or achievements.
• They can be used to validate expertise and authority in a specific field.
• Holders of role badges have the unique ability to award peer to peer badges by mentioning their role badge. This adds an additional layer of recognition and value to the community badges they assign.
• This system creates a hierarchy of recognition within the community, where certain badges gain prestige and meaning through the endorsement of role badge holders.

# Information required for creation

• Image: Choose an image that clearly represents the role.
• Title and Description: Describe the role and associated responsibilities.
• Validity: Define a period of validity for the badge, if necessary.
• Emoji and Colors: Customize the badge with emojis and colors to make it distinctive and visually appealing.

# 📦 Distribution and accessibility of different types of badges

After the creation of each type of badge in the Community Studio, there are specific methods of distribution and accessibility adapted to their nature and role in the community.

# ➡️ Certified Badges

• Accessibility in the Explorer: Certified badges are accessible in the [!Explore > Certified Badges] section of the myDid application as soon as they are created.

# ➡️ Peer to Peer Badges

• Immediate Availability: Once the peer to peer badge model is created, it becomes immediately available to members with the community member card in the myDid application.
• Easy Sharing: These badges can be freely exchanged among members within the application.

# ➡️ Participation Badges

• QR Code and Request Link: At the end of the creation of a participation badge, a QR Code and a link are automatically generated.
• These tools can be used to facilitate the distribution of badges during events, by printing them on materials or sharing them online.
• They allow participants to easily scan the QR code or follow the link to claim their participation badge.

# ➡️ Role Badges

• Customized Sending: Role badges can also be sent by email or via a unique link.
• These methods allow for targeted and personalized attribution, recognizing the specific endorsement or approval embodied by the role badge.

# 📩 Community Invitation

The myDid Community Studio facilitates inviting new members to your community and their integration. This process is designed to be both simple and efficient, ensuring a smooth user experience.

# 👋 Inviting new members

• In the Community Studio, you can generate unique invitation links for your community.
• These links can be shared directly with potential individuals or broadcast on public platforms.
• The invitation links are designed to direct new users to install the myDid application if they haven't already, and then directly to the process of joining your specific community.
• If a user downloads the application independently of these links, they will by default join the general myDid community.

# 🙏 Simplified Community integration process

• By using the invitation link to install the myDid application, new members are automatically integrated into your community upon the activation of their account.
• This eliminates the need for new users to search for and manually join your community.