xHumanity Abstract Personal data related to millions of accounts are lost or sold by the social networks. Activity in social media applications is traced without consent. Decisions are influenced with the help of automated programs, troll farms and other ways of controlling the masses. These are some of the actions that define most of the social media applications of today. Under these circumstances, the concept of reputation almost loses its meaning. When reputation becomes nothing but a mere rating which can be falsified and raised artificially, when accounts with certain reputation can be sold, trust in the system crashes. No social media system really aims to solve this problem. Even more so, they don’t aim to create a fair remuneration system for the honest users. We can add to all this the countless accounts with fake identity or puppet accounts. They all lead to huge profits for the companies controlling the application and through it, whole communities. In the end, the qu...