Developers
DevelopersGuides
  • Introducing Bond
    • Introduction
    • Why we build Bond?
    • Roles In Bond Ecosystem
    • Decentralised Relations/Social Graph
    • Architecture
    • Bond Reward Model
      • Leech Principle
      • Barrel Principle
  • Main Concepts
    • Bond Profile
      • Identity
      • Relationships
      • Content
      • Creator Economy
    • Connection
      • Connection NFTs
    • Bond Social Graph
    • Centralities
      • In/Out Degree Centrality
      • Betweenness Centrality
      • Closeness Centrality
      • PageRank Centrality
    • Reward Models
    • Reward Contracts
    • Off-chain Oracles
    • Gasless Mode
    • Cross Chain Messaging and Pay Gas with Bond Token
  • Bond API
    • Introduction
    • API Urls
    • Getting started with GraphQL
    • Authentication
      • Login
      • Refresh JWT
    • Profile
      • Create Profile
      • SetProfileMetadata
    • Connect
      • Connect a profile
      • Disconnect
  • Smart Contracts
    • BondHub
    • MerkelDistributor
    • TokenDeployer
    • SingleStakePoolDeployer
    • LzTokenDeployer
    • LzSingleStakePoolDeployer
  • Bond SDK
    • Bond JS SDK
      • Authenticate
      • Create Profile
      • Connect
  • Bond Nodes
    • Hardware Requirements
    • Set up and Deploy
    • Node Config (TOML)
    • Secrets Config (TOML)
    • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
  • References
    • Deployed Contracts
    • Github
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Relationships

The relationship information in Bond Profile includes following, liking, recommending, and collecting. Connect represents the user's following/referral behaviour towards other users, which is an important way to establish interaction and social relationships between users. Liking represents the user's recognition and agreement with other users' content. Recommending represents the user's recommendation of other users or content to others, which is an important way to establish social network propagation and influence.

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