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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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All Prior Art is a project attempting to algorithmically create and publicly publish all possible new prior art, making the published concepts un-patentable
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BUILDING THE OPEN SOURCE CIRCULAR ECONOMY COPYRIGHT/IP CULTURE & IDEAS FEATURED PROJECT P2P ART AND CULTURE P2P TECHNOLOGYbui 
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Digital Health has already made the transition from ‘curiosity’ and ‘future’ to everyday use.
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Ioby (In Our Back Yard) provides non-profit, incorporated status to ordinary people who want to do good.
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When governments collect data we call it 'surveillance', but when companies do the same, we mistakenly call it 'user services.
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In New York, 596 Acres has plenty of experience in working with municipalities to convert vacant lots into community gardens.
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David Matthews reviews the experience of the cooperative university of the Mondragon in the Basque country (excerpts): “Can the University of Mondragon, an established higher education cooperative in the lush green mountains of the Basque Country in northern Spain, offer any answers for academies elsewhere? Founded in 1997 from a collection of co-ops dating back …
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The Co-Creative Event Pattern Language is a tool for group conscious self-organization, developed by Lilian Ricaud: He writes that: “As a group of people, it’s easier to join and work together AGAINST something than FOR something.Command and control or consensus work model have limitations for group organization (Marsh, H. 2012).It has to do partly with …
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The program of the CommonsFest 2015, which is taking place this weekend in Athens, has just been announced here. The event will include seminars, workshops, interactive discussions, exhibitions, and concerts. This year, Richard Stallman, Massimo de Angelis and Pat Conaty are going to deliver the keynote speeches during the three days of the festival (May 15, …
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Just few weeks ago, I’ve been informed for the first time about the existence of an Open Source Hardware Startup called Atadiat, operating in Syria. I stumbled upon the news since a friend shared a tweet mentioning the Shamduino board (an Arduino inspired board) and the fact that the board was basically made out of locally sourced materials. I basically reacted enthusiastically since – as you probably know if you’ve read some of the opeds here on the OPen Electronics blog – I’m strongly interested also in the impacts that open source hardware must and could have towards manufacturing and relocalization of productions also in terms of materials and supply chain in general.
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Many scientists around the world lack laboratory equipment. An initiative is now enabling them to build their own.
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“Since time immemorial, farmers have benefited from sharing knowledge with one another, and The FarmBot makes that easier than ever to do. Designed by California engineer Rory Landon Aronson, this open-source farming machine allows hackers and agriculturalists to brainstorm. Similar to CNC milling machines and 3D printers, the FarmBot works on a scalable frame that employs X, Y and Z directions, and can be outfitted with anything from sensors and spray nozzles to plows and seed injectors. … Aronson created the FarmBot to harness economies of scale and modern technologies. The machine comes equipped with a web-based software package that be easily modified. Users simply design their farm (graphically) and upload their numerical specifications to the hardware.
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The main object of the CES is to facilitate trade and exchange by providing a range of non-monetary exchange methods.
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There is currently no legal structure to hold the shared legal text, which we expect to evolve into a legal operating system.
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A on change how we view plastics: from a waste product that is clogging up our oceans, landfills and animals, to a valuable resource for makers
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BUILDING THE OPEN SOURCE CIRCULAR ECONOMY DEFAULT FEATURED PROJECT OPEN CONTENT OPEN INNOVATION OPEN MODELS P2P MANUFACTURING
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WikiRate spurs corporations to be transparent and responsive by shining a light on their social and environmental impacts.
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"Yardfarming: the process of turning unsustainable, resource-intensive lawns and otherwise underutilized green spaces into small food production sites"
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Dyndy is an online lab providing tools, practices and experiences for the conceptualization, development and deployment of currency, maintained by the hacker Jaromil and others. The site was last updated in May 2015. Here is the self-description of the project: “DYNDY is an effort at building a Pattern Language for Alternative and Complementary Money Systems …
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Open Oil is a public domain reference source in textual terms for extractive industries Johnny West writes that: “wWe are working on putting contracts from the world’s oil and mining industries into the commons with the necessary analysis to make them accessible for public debate … We are co-developing a model to factor the effects …
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Waiting for the publication of the CommonsFest report which, this year, took place in Athens, we are reposting the report of the prefestival event held in Heraklion (Crete): The third year of our presence in Heraklion we chose to organize a two day event titled “Developing collaborative structures for the Commons”. For this we invited …
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“Credibles crowd-funds small, sustainable food-related businesses. The re-payment of the funding is in-kind – edible credits, or Credibles.
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“Community CarShare operates a fleet of 37 vehicles, available to members on a self-serve, pay-per-use basis. Benefits include: saving money on transportation, reducing your carbon footprint, and helping to build a sustainable community. The co-op currently serves Kitchener-Waterloo, Hamilton, Elmira, Guelph, and St. Catharines, with service pending for London and Burlington in 2014.”
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“In Monroe, Oregon, the Sharing Garden started and managed by Chris Burns and Llyn Peabody is the gift that keeps on giving. Over the past few years, the garden’s bounty has tripled thanks to the support and hard work of “Sharegivers” (aka volunteers) who donate various materials and actual labor three mornings a week.
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