The most difficult challenge in mapping the real world is not precision, but decay.

Information about places becomes outdated rapidly because human behavior evolves continuously and often without notice. Static representations fail to capture these subtle shifts.

@dagama_world addresses this by treating locations as living systems rather than fixed points. Reputation is anchored to sustained human presence and repeated engagement, not one-time claims or promotional bursts.

As a result, each location is modeled as a time series instead of a snapshot. Relevance is renewed through consistent return visits, allowing signals to emerge organically over time.

The map evolves from a simple directory into a dynamic sensing layer—one that reflects how reality actually changes.