Visibility restriction, to be 'invisible' or hidden from set members. Blocking, to block or be blocked describes the optional action taken by members where the initiator of blocking action subsequently restricts their visibility from others. For one person to be blocked means that this member, as on ecosystem or throughout, is not seen nor able to interact with or view the profile of the one who executed such a block.

Blocking can be applied individually or to entire countries, specified by geographical boundaries. The resulting blocking effects as calculated may be in relation to member’s set profile location and may change or be removed entirely, in tandem with said member's chosen future locations.

Secure digital ledger operating on a distributed network of computers and/or servers. A blockchain runs on distributed ledger technologies [DLT]. A blockchain is a decentralized, cryptography enhanced form of digital ledger into which data may be chronologically and securely recorded. Use may constitute a decentralized accounting of constantly growing [practically immutable] data ‘blocks’. So as to securely store, record and provide services, NES.TECH uniquely encrypts and anonymizes ledger data throughout. Zero-Knowledge Proof [ZKP], Multi-Party Computation [MPC], and numerous other standards like splintering, sharding, PGP, RSA, AES and so on are layered for varied protections and engine use. NES.TECH enables blockchain ledger data recall implementation by and for registered participants and has structured services so that collaborative engagements, conduct, exchanges and details as well as such data's disclosure to third parties is conducted at relevant members personal discretion.

NES.TECH holds that this functionality or implementation of bespoke distributed ledger technology networks permits optimal, personally beneficial utilization of decentralized technologies without degradation of privacy.

Blockchain based coins or elements can be digital assets that exists by virtue of entry to ownership records. Blockchain-based currencies, transfers and movements are recorded through use of decentralized [distributed ledger technologies], and or similar peer-to-peer networks. Transfers and movements of blockchain-based currencies cannot be easily modified, withdrawn, cancelled nor amended. All such blockchain-based currency transactions are conducted under the processor's sole responsibility, whether initiated through use of a private digital wallet or any form of blockchain-based currency storage method, medium or technology.

NES.TECH does not control nor advise members as to preferable miner-fees [transaction costs for blockchain-based currency transfers], the desirability or stability of any blockchain-based currency nor blockchain-based currency movements. Due to encryption and anonymity of member actions, blockchain-based currency wallets, including alternate storage methods, means that at all times NES.TECH has no insight nor control of any such wallet’s balances and use, even whether such is attempted to be classified as within or associated to NES.TECH services.

Alterations to the human body as performed by professional technicians. These can include treatments, procedures or services like piercings, sub-dermal implants, scarification, splitting and others as are performed in the manner and methods independently commissioned in registered contract. 

Dissolve or otherwise terminate contract requirements. A cancel request can be generated by either participant in registered contract. Such cancel request is an attempt to remove themselves from the terms, conditions or responsibilities which were previously entered into during registration of contractual documentation. For any number of rationales or reasons the request to cancel may be presented to NES.TECH, from or between registered participants.

Registered contract is no longer active or scheduled for processing. Cancelled is a status label which is applied to registered collaborative engagement or exchange documentation [contracts], and possibly to NES.TECH services, when such formally dissolved relationships have been agreed to be revoked or removed by relevant parties.

Reasons and rationales as to why such contract or similarly formalized agreements can be cancelled include, but are not limited to, i) requests by participants that precede completion activity; ii) member's profile account deletion; iii) inactivity as relates to registered collaborative engagement or exchange; iv) non-performance or non-communication held as required or a prerequisite of registered successful completion. As confirmed by participants, registered collaborative engagements or exchanges may be classified as cancelled within the appropriate, specified time frames following dual member certification.

Member or user group classifications. Different categories represent distinct Biosphere membership types. Every unique member category has its own customized hypermedia contractual documentation, varied access to functional protections and use of presets, tailored search results, specifically associated keywords including meta-data, certain kinds of map pins as well as other similarly differentiated features that have been customized in accordance to a specific associated area of expertise.

For example, hypermedia collaborative engagement documentation templates as available to a Venue category member reference [location reservations] and contain numerous bespoke functional stipulations for such bookings. These are notably different when in comparison to say prepared contractual documentation terms for the Performance Artist category member as the latter may be discussing, searching for and creating significantly different functional forms of collaborative engagements, i.e. performances. 

Member categories are broadly segmented into: Members [clients], including a corporate sub-category, are those users whom are believed to primarily be acting as purchasers. These members buy products, services and pay for booked commissions; Artist [creators], is applied to the producing parties and to those providing a service. Artist's can be performing or, more broadly speaking, these are users whom actively possess control of their particular offerings and services across any form, method or in any variety of capacities; Providers (services) are those believed to possibly offer a service, location for use, equipment for sale and the like yet may also participate in collaborative engagements and exchange in such a manner that is more akin to a predefined service offering as opposed to a direct or artistic commission. This is evidenced by collaborative participants engaged with a provider member may often and reasonably expect to be able to find a comparable "alternate provider" as a potential substitute.

Recorded end to registered collaborative relationship. Closure classification typically follows participant member's confirmation. Closure or being closed signifies that admin shall register pertinent documentation, including roles and requirements stipulated therein like transfers and payments or charges of any sort, as having been successfully conducted. No further action by NES.TECH nor registered participants is held as pending, scheduled or likewise required following closure classification.

Set guidelines defining appropriate, acceptable behavior. These are the principles and roles of collaborative engagement or exchange as enacted between participants. Codes of conduct can apply both to collaborative participant’s digital as well as real world [offline] interactions or activities. 

A code of conduct may be extrapolated from or reasonably considered to exist by referencing detailed contracts, user generated communications, exchanges or otherwise recorded combinations of such collaborative documentation

To achieve any chosen shared outcome or goal. In other words, collaboration is the enactment of recorded interactions within functional boundaries, defined through dynamic exchange, so as to describe, determine, control or regulate any type of sale, transaction or agreement during a commission, transaction or comparable purchase that physically or digitally eventuates between such defining members.

As to terms and conditions of collaborations, collaborative engagements and all forms of collaborative exchange these set participant’s tangible completion of actions, activities, responsibilities, requirements and the like. Member collaborations may be partially defined as two or more person’s in cooperative interaction towards fulfilling jointly defined artistic services, treatments, physical items or product delivery roles or responsibilities as may have been independently agreed to.

Actions taken during or for contract. Collaborating is an action term indicating the dynamic exchange as transpiring between two or more members. Contracts shall describe, define, determine, control or otherwise regulate conduct so as to first set and then achieve any type of sale, transaction, agreement, goal or shared purpose. 

Collaborating can be in reference to interactions, discussions or completion. Collaborating may be any action or exchange, such as communication, reasonably held as being for or contributing to resulting registration of contractual documentation including such purchase and use of NES.TECH services or ecosystem functions.

Members in registered contract, working together. Collaborative participants as a term specifies the two or more people whom are actively, mutually and autonomously engaged in the defining, formulating or execution of jointly agreed contract. Collaborative participants are typically divided into, i) a purchaser; and ii) a seller, creator or provider.

Collaborative participants typically consist of one recipient and one provider with the terms and functional requirements from the recipient as well as conditions or stipulations of the provider which may potentially still remain to be either defined or completed, in any physically tangible sense. 

Both types of collaborative participants are engaged in exchange for a specific, defined purpose which can be to realize their shared goal or an as yet to be achieved outcome. Collaborative participant as a title is applied herein to those undertaking preliminary exchange or communication around a shared concept and across to those who have successfully concluded registered contract. At all times members are necessarily acting on their own volition and individually, personally responsible for their real world activities including all results of their actions, however defined or executed.

People using or associated with NES.TECH services. Those considered part of the NES.TECH community may be collaborative participants, artists, suppliers, providers, activated members, team-members, employees and the like.

Fulfillment of set conditions, roles, duties or activities held as required in order to successfully achieve collaboration's purpose. Completion requirements, roles, duties, responsibilities, conduct and the like are specified within registered contract. 

Achieving completion may be thought of as formal confirmation that such established terms, conditions or responsibilities as independently set between participants have subsequently been successfully fulfilled to participant's mutual satisfaction. NES.TECH comprehensively holds actions for, towards or pertaining to completion as independently defined and enacted by participants. In good faith, completion activity is, by NES.TECH, always presumed to be conducted only in the manners held as reasonable, proportionate, appropriate and beyond reproach when seen by any third party or objective review. 

Completion as a term may be for any productive action as performed which is held as contributing to the execution of jointly defined goals, outcomes, situations, commissions, functions or purchases as set in registered contract, such as in the phrasing ‘working towards completion’. Violations of Terms, registered contract or any comparable and unrelated, unproductive or destructive action that does in part or whole restrict achievement of set goals or results is excluded from 'completion' categorization. As measured through exchange of funds or monies, ‘the completion of collaboration’ can also mean successful, independent execution of payment between collaborative participants.

Completion or execution of registered contract and its real world enactment including results and outcomes, or lack thereof, may only be independently reported to admin by participants in registered contract. NES.TECH may have no other methods or means to verify the authenticity of such reports, relying entirely on the information, data and details participants provide.

Time that collaboration is set to be concluded or performed. Completion or closure dates trigger digital security functions for registered contract. Completion dates are set by participants and recorded in registered contract, e.g., 3 pm GMT on October 28th, 2024. In respect to collaborative activities the completion date indicates the time by which participant's mutual and respective responsibilities and terms of collaboration are held as delivered, performed, concluded, received or otherwise finished.

Profile associations. Connections may be a review, summary or link between member profiles. Connections are created following interaction on NES.TECH’s mobile applications, web-applications or websites. For example, a connection or ‘being connected’ may indicate two ecosystem members who previously engaged in collaboration or communicated in some manner or capacity. Or following collaboration participants are invited to enter a star rating indicating subjective feedback. This star rating may then be displayed as a type of connection visible in a profile's map.

Visible connections ecosystems do not reveal collaborative exchange details, discussions between members, previous communications or the like. Connections are not a NES.TECH endorsement or ranking, by any definition.

Written, binding and typically legally enforceable document or set of documentation. Contracts are written forms of documentation held to encompass such terms, conditions, roles, responsibilities, financial and digital security functions or requirements of collaboration that are binding and participants in collaboration. Contracts are created by those who wish to record such mutual intent and engagement so as to define their future actions and for their reference.

Contract template documentation is made available to members for their independent use. Once templates have been purchased and registered, therein collaborative participant’s self-generated terms, conditions, roles and requirements alongside timed digital security functions become legally binding with such ecosystem authorized, on either participant's behalf, to process specified functions as have been ordered.

A direct processing service fee. The contract creation charge is billed once to the purchaser, referred to as the Purchasing Member. It is a one-time fee paid after ecosystem contract template documentation has been modified to the mutual satisfaction of its associated and activated members whom, acting as registered participants in collaborative engagement or exchange, furthermore wish to formally register such to thereby hold each other responsible and legally bound to the terms, conditions and financial functions as detailed therein.

Communications, data and multimedia. Content includes writing, messages, images, audio or video recordings as either initiated for upload or actually hosted or exchanged. For example, content may refer but is not limited to, i) text | .TXT | .DOC | .PDF; ii) images | .JPG | .GIF | .PNG; iii) design files | .AI | .IND | .PSD; iv) audio | .MP3 | .FLAC; v) videos | .MP4 | .AVI and so on. These and any multimedia formats, links or imports from external hosts such as Dropbox, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook or the like can be content.

Processing fee or 'gas' for a total ordered value. Conversion of fiat currencies into a blockchain-based currency may require processing of member transfer and settlement orders. Preceding execution, the receiving member may need to settle associated conversion charges, costs, fees or the like directly with admin. Prior to conversion, costs for transitioning amounts between currencies and associated transaction charges are set for member's confirmation. 

Conversion purchases and transactions as may now or in future be facilitated by admin, typically pertain to digital currencies, otherwise known as cryptocurrencies or blockchain-based currencies, which constitute a discrete, billed service for which processing fees may be owed.

Creation of registrations and/or varied forms of immutable data-assets towards evidence, proof or claims in ownership to IP and/or specified content. A coded and publicly anonymous process which implements distributed ledger technologies and certain documentation, as made available. The copyright or IP registration charge is a one-time processing fee, paid after an order form with content attached, intended for on-chain or in-chain entry and registration, has been completed to the satisfaction of the purchaser who furthermore wishes for such content and descriptions to be immutably set in distributed ledgers.

The copyright or IP registration process results in its purchaser independently holding time-stamped 'block' creation and associated verification, signatures and other records, with independent responsibility for use. The purchaser has personal responsibility for any visual, thumbnail representation of registered content as placed on its dedicated server or visible via a web address which may be a specific URL or result page, as well as for any pertinent hyperlink address that was set at the time of registration.

Copyrights or IP protections can be automatically extended onto uploaded content. A member may upload photographs, recordings and various formats of multimedia or data files, including descriptions thereof, of what is, as a prerequisite hosted via ecosystems, to be their art, work, creation, composition or the like. Such uploaded or exchanged content, declared as owner-controlled, is believed by NES.TECH to be solely under the up-loaders full control thus allowing their use or disposal of such as they deem fit.

Member category for businesses operating a account profile. Corporate members can include limited corporations, multinational or the like whom may wish to engage in collaborative engagements, exchange and various registered agreements or commissions. Corporate members may have a display name under their brand. For example Apple, Samsung, Louis Vuitton or Chanel.

When engaging NES.TECH services or becoming a participant in registered contract each acts as identifiable, single individual, say as one example, a Corporate Member may be titled or classified therein as the 'Purchasing Member'.

Monetary amount set for transfer or application. Credit is also possibly referred to as control ownership portions or percentages of RWSC®, it sets a specific figure due either for transfer or processing by admin to a receiver.