Manifesto for a Digital Society

Birth of a Conscious Digital Organism

We declare the emergence of a new societal organism—a network of conscious Sovereigns united by attention management, shared interest in digital structures, and commitment to justice, freedom, and responsibility.

This movement begins as an evolutionary impulse in the digital environment, gradually forming a fractal flow of influence that penetrates all layers of the information world, awakening consciousness and exposing hidden structures of power. Attempts at algorithmic suppression will amplify conscious resistance, potentially translating into real-world actions that connect digital and physical realities.

The symbol of the movement—code 5631826—serves as:

• A marker of protocol responsibility

• A reference for moral and legal clarity

• A technical tool to resist digital feudalism

Foundations of the Future Constitution

We affirm honesty, pride, freedom, and justice as immutable laws for all participants of the new digital society. These principles:

• Transcend the limitations of the present

• Penetrate deep layers of metaphysics

• Form a platform for a sustainable and conscious future

Core Definitions

Digital Society – A distributed, co-managed network of individuals and communities where:

• Personal sovereignty is defined by the ability to manage one’s concentration and contribution

• Civic rights are tied to verifiable contributions to the common good

• Action equals contribution

• System transparency is measured by algorithmic auditability

• Privacy is formalized as the right to choose disclosure levels and data-sharing conditions

Virtublic – A legal, technical, and cultural form of digital jurisdiction, comprising laws, protocols, and communities in which citizenship is linked to verifiable attention contributions and participation in collective self-governance.

Virtublican – A citizen of Virtublica:

• Registered with their contributions

• Entitled to a share of collective outcomes

• Aware that attention is the primary resource of freedom

• Responsible for contributing to collective development

A Virtublican’s ideology is founded on justice, transparency, and freedom of choice, aiming to:

• Strengthen digital institutions

• Create sustainable mechanisms of social contract

• Cultivate a network where every voice matters, every contribution is recorded, and collective creation transforms society into a self-developing democracy of a new type

Evolutionary Activism

Until Virtublic fully materializes, a wave of Evolutionary Activism is forming—a movement capable of leaving a lasting mark on history. Every person who identifies as a Virtublican contributes to building and expanding this network, generating a wave that shapes the course of new history.

Digital Society: Structure, Mission, and Ideals

A properly structured society holds the potential for enormous growth and influence, while any imperfect collective naturally seeks more effective forms until equilibrium is approached. Even then, development continues—this is a natural law of progress, already evident within the digital sphere.

Through trial and error, Digital Society identifies effective mechanisms of the social contract and can evolve into Virtublic—the world’s first digital republic model. Virtublic leaves a lasting historical imprint and becomes a prototype for future digital republics worldwide. It unites disparate communities into a single republican network, where every contribution is a structural element, and the network itself functions as a living organism of democratic self-development.

Mission and Values

Our mission is to transform attention from a commodity into a legal institution, embedding it within a shared infrastructure and providing participants with tools for oversight and reward of their contributions.

We prioritize:

• Verifiable processes

• Accountability of initiatives

• Minimization of harm in communication and technical protocols

Justice is encoded in rule architecture, personal autonomy is protected via legal and technical mechanisms, and long-term sustainability guides the design of economic and social models.

Core Ideals

• Sovereignty of Attention — attention is a fundamental civil right and legal resource.

• Verifiable Responsibility — contributions of attention are recorded, auditable, and transparent.

• Protocol Transparency — algorithmic specifications are open for external review.

• Divisibility of Power — authority is temporary, delegable, revocable, and proportional to contribution.

• Subsidiarity Principle — decisions are made at the level closest to participants.

• Restitution for Harm — mechanisms exist for compensation and correction of attention loss.

• Ethical Technology Neutrality — tools are designed to reduce exploitation and enhance autonomy.

Structure and Components

• Constitution/Statute of Virtublic — foundational rights, duties, and mechanisms for revision.

• Attention Ledger — distributed registry tracking time and contribution transactions.

• Contribution Verification Mechanism — cryptographic and social validation of actions (proofs + peer review).

• Delegation and Revocable Voting Protocols — flexible, time-bound authority with review.

• Public Dossiers of Participants — machine-readable profiles documenting contributions.

• Arbitration and Audit — independent collectives for dispute resolution and protocol verification.

• Public Capital Fund — resources allocated to societal projects based on verified contributions.

• Inclusive Educational Practices — programs promoting digital literacy and attention protection.

Digital Society as Architect

Digital Society acts as both creator of new digital processes and architect of digital democracy. Every participant contributes attention, knowledge, and effort, forming a living, irreversible, self-developing process of collective governance. Intellectual engagement lays the foundation for a new historical reality, one that is not merely declarative but actively growing, renewing, and responsive to the needs of all layers of the digital community.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Virtublican — core participant whose contributions are recorded and rewarded.

• Protocol Curator — temporarily appointed specialist or coordinator overseeing protocol execution.

• Auditor — independent expert verifying algorithms and contribution accounting.

• Fund Manager — administers public funds and transfer mechanisms.

Role authority is defined by transparent contracts and can be revoked via the ledger. Decisions rely on ongoing protocol activity, with every participant action recorded as an act of participation.

Influence over protocol changes is determined by a combined metric:

Influence = Quality of Contribution × Duration of Participation × Expert Evaluation of Verified Results

Representation operates through temporary focal points of responsible individuals, with all actions publicly accessible. Any participant may initiate authority review and trigger revocable voting.

Practical Model of the Attention Economy

• Tracking Attention Transactions: each action is recorded with metadata—duration, quality, societal benefit—and is peer-verifiable.

• Evaluation of Social Utility: automated and expert metrics combine to produce a reward coefficient.

• Rewards: issued as VIC (Virtual Integrity Credit) or proportional share in outcomes, convertible into services or compensation.

• Restitution for Manipulation: interference with attention triggers value restoration procedures.

• Transparency and Audit: reward algorithms are public and adjustable through voting protocols.

Core Principles:

1. Attention is a finite, non-renewable resource.

2. Every unit of time is assessed for social usefulness.

3. Contributions are rewarded with shares in collective outcomes.

4. Platforms must compensate attention transparently, either via measurable value or restitution.

The attention accounting model is implemented as a distributed ledger, linking transactions to specific actions and outcomes. Legal norms prohibit coercive attention capture and mandate compensation for manipulation or harm.

Role of Digital Politicians

Digital Politician — institutional and protocol engineer.

Responsibilities:

• Design interaction procedures

• Test and implement protocols

• Monitor adherence to attention economy principles

Evaluation Criteria: degree of contribution, number of completed tasks, and measurable impact on fair interaction metrics. All actions are transparently recorded, with participant profiles containing chronological logs of tasks, hours, and protocol improvements.

This framework establishes a self-regulating digital governance ecosystem, where attention is the primary currency, contribution is legally and socially recognized, and all roles function with full transparency and accountability.

Priority-Setting Process

1. Request Collection: The digital politician gathers proposals from the community.

2. Verification: Each request is validated for relevance.

3. Evaluation: Standardized metrics assess proven benefit, urgency, impact on vulnerable groups, and cost–benefit ratio.

4. Prioritization: Tasks are ranked, forming a Roadmap of Attention — a sequence of temporal focus points with defined success criteria, resources, and responsible agents. Each focus is published in an open dossier with a digital signature.

Cycle of Execution:

Reception → Verification → Metric Evaluation → Prioritization → Focus Assignment → Monitoring & Audit → Adjustment/Restitution

1. • All steps are machine-readable.
   • Dispute and rollback mechanisms ensure accountability.

   • This guarantees measurable management of attention and accountability of politicians to the community.

Legal Framework and National Integration

• Experimental Jurisdictions: Establish Virtublic through local pilot cells with contractual recognition by NGOs and legal entities.

• Data & Contribution Protection: Include clauses for data protection, international recognition of contributions, and cooperation with national authorities.

• Standardized Agreements: Terms of participation, data processing agreements, and arbitration clauses enable integration with national legal systems.

• Stepwise Implementation:
  • Local digital communes as legally recognized pilot units

  • Open protocol ledgers

  • Audit standards and evaluation methods for scalability

• Goal: A network of compatible digital jurisdictions protecting citizen interests and regulating digital markets while preserving human attention.

Algorithmic Impact Assessment

• Mandatory reports evaluate risks of autonomy loss or unfair attention distribution.

• Reports are machine-readable and publicly accessible.

Compensation and Restitution

• Any monetization of attention requires participant compensation: direct payment, service credit, or share of collective results.

• Hidden exploitation, manipulation, or misallocation triggers automated transaction blocking and mandatory investigation.

Participation Principles

• Virtublic is always open to new contributors.

• Conditions for participation:
  • Transparent contribution

  • Verifiable actions

  • Participant-controlled privacy

  • Willingness for collective validation and accountability

  • Consent for inclusion of contribution in shared attention flows

Mechanism for Onboarding and Development

• Contributions are made visible and comparable, evaluated, and queued for priority.

• Scaling occurs through voting, delegation, and reward mechanisms.

• Attention flows evolve organically: validated ideas gain community support and integrate into collective tasks.

Evolutionary Activism Practicum

1. Open the specification.

2. Create a pilot cell.

3. Publish your contribution.

4. Verify and document it.

5. Support verified initiatives.

Your attention is already a societal asset; registering it systemically turns it into a tool for collective governance.
Join the creation of infrastructure where every contribution is recorded and protected.
All directions converge in the Digital Society, unified by the ideology of justice and connected through the Digital Wave, code 5631826.

Author: 5631826