docs(ADR): ADR-006 Advertise contract

[dadamu]

Description

This PR contains the ADR describing the implementation specs for the Advertise contract.

Closes: #XXXX

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[leobragaz]

I've one question and some suggestions for this contract. Is the post selection probabilistic and only influenced by the amount of token I spend to sponsor it? So could it be that, even if I spent less DSMs to sponsor it, the contract select one of the "less sponsored" post instead of the most sponsored?

By the way, for how it is described in the ADR, this contract should be named more like "Sponsorship Contract" rather than "Advertisement Contract". I've written an idea of an advertisement contract inside this document here. It's still a WIP but you can already leave a comment.

[dadamu]

@bragaz Yes, exactly. The exposure rate is influenced by the tokens. The contract would most frequently select the most sponsored/boosted post. Even if the user spent less DSMs to boost it, the post would be picked up, just the probabilistic would be low.

Yeah, agree with you, the idea is similar with promote and boost on Facebook. It is a advertisement specified for the user post, maybe "Promotion Contract" or "Boost Contract" is more proper to this contract. The initial idea is a post as an advertisement, and everyone can boost every post to let post have chance to exposure to any others.

[RiccardoM]

@dadamu Can we please set this as "On Draft" so that it doesn't get merged by mistake? I would like to take a look at this as well, but unfortunately have to deal with other things in these days

[dadamu]

@RiccardoM Okay, turned.