On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Michel Bauwens <
michel@p2pfoundation.net> wrote:
> 1) the community is the core and allowed permissionless contributions;
> selection for excellence is done by accepted maintainers who have gained the
> confidence of the community and of each other
>
> 2) OSE-E is the formal entity responsible for maintaining the infrastructure
> of cooperation, but is not in command and control of the production process;
> it should be democratically managed
>
> 3) Use the peer production license to allow free usage by other
> commons-friendly market entities, but make other for-profits pay (define set
> of minimum conditions)
>
> 4) try to create your own cooperative entity for such activities, and create
> some kind of alliance of entities using the commons, which integrates
> various stakeholders
>
> 5) develop an ethical funding strategy, based on crowdfunding; look into the
> open hardware central bank, Goteo