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# POET

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POET is a Vitruveo app designed to enable any form of engagement to be tokenized. For example, attendees at an event, students who took a course, people who voted etc.&#x20;

POET is free to use and only requires an email address thus making it very easy for Web2 users to discover and connect with Web3 platforms and apps.

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