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# Buzzboard

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Buzzboard is MemeX's campaign leaderboard for AI-selected content and verified human spread. Brands run a seasonal campaign, and real users compete to create and spread quality content that earns measurable engagement.

### How it works <a href="#how-it-works" id="how-it-works"></a>

1. **Campaign**: a brand opens a dedicated hive with its keywords.
2. **AI quality check**: only qualified posts receive Buzz It activation.
3. **Verified spread**: activated content spreads to external platforms, weighted by each spreader's ALIVE grade.
4. **Report**: clicks, signups, and top contributors are measured into a season report.

### ALIVE-weighted spread <a href="#alive-weighted-spread" id="alive-weighted-spread"></a>

Not all spread is equal. A verified human's reach counts for more than an unverified one: the ALIVE trust layer weights every action by grade, so real influence rises to the top.

### Dual incentive <a href="#dual-incentive" id="dual-incentive"></a>

Both the original creator and the people who spread the content are rewarded. Quality content and organic spread are recognized separately.

### What brands receive <a href="#what-brands-receive" id="what-brands-receive"></a>

After each season, brands get a clear picture of real performance: total spread, platform distribution, external clicks, new signups, and the top contributors worth working with.

{% hint style="info" %}
Only verified human spread counts: bots and self-clicks are filtered out. The exact scoring stays private to keep campaigns fair.
{% endhint %}

> Real reach from real humans wins.


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