Multiple campuses. Tens of thousands of active students. Faculty and staff. Hundreds of thousands of alumni who never really leave. And a whole economy of booster businesses, sponsors, and alumni-owned companies orbiting the school. One university joins as the corporate account — and the person who brought them on holds the inviter position above the entire community. And it doesn't stop at the people they already know: a university can put one link in front of millions through its socials, its broadcasts, its game-day crowd and its email lists, inviting the whole world to join and leave a positive review.
Students graduate and become alumni; new students arrive; staff stay for decades; and the booster network, sponsors, and alumni businesses keep growing. On Bitword the university is the corporate account, every person in its world becomes a verified account, and every affiliated business sits under it. The inviter who brought the university on earns 5% of every business subscription across that community, forever; the university's own corporate account earns 10%. The class graduates; the position does not.
And the captive community is only the floor. The same account can broadcast to the public — "join Bitword and leave us a positive review" — across every channel it owns. One post that lands can pull in millions of regular people, and a slice of those people each bring a business of their own. The direct roster is what they already have; the outreach is how it reaches the whole world.