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Adding documentation page for Ephemeral Verification feature. The images are missing.
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## Understand the basics |
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## Understand the basics | |
== Understand the basics |
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In Decidim, there are mainly two types of participants: | ||
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- One-time participants: Users who access the platform for a single action, such as voting in participatory budgets, and do not return. |
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- One-time participants: Users who access the platform for a single action, such as voting in participatory budgets, and do not return. | |
- One-time participants: Users who access the platform for a single action, such as voting in participatory budgets, and don't return. |
In Decidim, there are mainly two types of participants: | ||
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- One-time participants: Users who access the platform for a single action, such as voting in participatory budgets, and do not return. | ||
- Recurrent participants**:** Users who engage regularly in different participatory processes. |
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- Recurrent participants**:** Users who engage regularly in different participatory processes. | |
- Recurrent participants: Users who engage regularly in different participatory processes. |
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For one-time participants, the registration and verification process can be a barrier, leading to incomplete participation. To address this, Decidim introduces the Ephemeral Verification Method, allowing users to verify their identity and participate without registering an account. | ||
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### Purpose |
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### Purpose | |
=== Purpose |
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The Ephemeral Verification Method is designed to streamline participation for one-time users by enabling direct verification without requiring account creation. **This feature is intended for limited durations** **during a specific participatory process**, such as a voting phase of participatory budgeting. | ||
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### How it works? |
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### How it works? | |
=== How it works? |
5. And I gain access to the restricted action | ||
6. When I completed the task (i.e. voting in a participatory budget). Then I can quit the focus mode and the temporary session will be closed. | ||
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### Flow 2) Registered participant with logged-in session: |
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### Flow 2) Registered participant with logged-in session: | |
=== Flow 2: Registered participant with logged-in session |
4. Then I gain access to the restricted action | ||
5. Then, the verification is saved in my profile | ||
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### Edge cases |
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### Edge cases | |
=== Edge cases |
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### Edge cases | ||
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### Flow 3) Preventing Verification Conflicts |
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### Flow 3) Preventing Verification Conflicts | |
==== Flow 3: Preventing Verification Conflicts |
2. The system detects a verification conflict. | ||
3. Then, I’m prevented from proceeding with the verification. | ||
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### Flow 4) Merging Ephemeral and Registered Accounts |
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### Flow 4) Merging Ephemeral and Registered Accounts | |
==== Flow 4: Merging Ephemeral and Registered Accounts |
4. The system retrieves and merges your ephemeral user data with your new registered account. | ||
5. You can now view and edit your votes. | ||
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### How the ephemeral session work? |
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### How the ephemeral session work? | |
=== How does the ephemeral session work? |
Adding documentation page for Ephemeral Verification feature.
The images are missing. You can take it from here: https://www.notion.so/decidim/1badea4aebbe8054aa0ccde288736d91