Blockchain Community Messaging System for Real-Time GOB Communication
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current communication systems between Government agencies, Organizations, and Businesses (GOBs) and communities are inefficient, as they rely on limited methods like email, phone calls, social networking, and are not well-suited for real-time community-centric messaging, often requiring users to follow multiple accounts and lacking geographical flexibility.
Innovation Solution
A blockchain-based community messaging system that allows authorized senders to connect with community hubs, enabling real-time messaging to recipients who have subscribed to specific communities, regardless of their geographical location, using a hierarchical structure that includes parent and sub-community hubs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If users follow multiple GOB social networking accounts to receive messages, then message coverage increases, but system complexity and user burden increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces community hubs as intermediary entities that aggregate messages from multiple GOBs. Instead of users following individual GOB accounts, they join community hubs that collect and distribute messages from relevant government agencies, organizations, and businesses. This mediator approach maintains comprehensive message coverage while significantly reducing user burden.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent merges multiple GOB messaging channels into unified community hubs. Multiple government agencies and organizations are consolidated into single community hub entities, allowing users to receive integrated messages from all members through one subscription rather than managing multiple individual follows.
2Reliability
If messaging is limited to friends or followers, then connection quality improves, but communication efficiency deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent makes community hubs universal messaging recipients that can receive messages from any authorized GOB sender without requiring pre-established friend or follower relationships. Community hubs serve multiple functions: they act as message collectors, validators, and distributors to all subscribed users regardless of prior connections, thereby enabling efficient broad-scale communication while maintaining systematic reliability.
3Adaptability or versatility
If users are limited to current location messages, then relevance improves, but flexibility deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements dynamic message filtering where users can flexibly select their message preferences based on community hub locations and types. Users dynamically adjust their subscriptions to receive messages from community hubs in their current location, home location, or any location of interest, allowing the system to adapt to changing user needs while maintaining message relevance through user-selected preferences.
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AI summary
A system and method for a Community Networking System (CNS). A Community Networking System (CNS) is an online and/or mobile platform for sending messages from Government agencies, Organizations or Businesses (GOB) to people in a community. The CNS includes one or more community hubs that can receive messages related to one or more communities. The CNS is configured to enable registered and/or authorized business users or government users acting as senders to send messages to one or more community hubs. Preferably, a sender electronically communicates with CNS via a CNS website and/or application. The sender selects or chooses one or more intended community hubs that the sender desires to send a message to and provides the message. The sender further requests CNS (for example by clicking on “send” button) to send the message to the one or more intended community hubs. The CNS receives the request and/or the message and calculates the intended recipients of the one or more intended communities. The CNS further electronically notifies the intended recipients and/or electronically delivers the message to the intended recipients.