[P2P-F] Transnational and P2P Commons Transitions

Örsan Şenalp orsan1234 at gmail.com
Wed Jul 30 22:19:14 CEST 2014


May be as at the beginning of every flos project the initators has to
take the initiative, form a foundation to develop and promote the
ideas in a stable line and grow. It was probably similar for the
starting years of the P2P-F; I mean to prevent tyranny of
structureless and grow, it was necessary to have a built in
(semi-)hierarchy. I did produce a perspective on p2p, use value with
an open code. And now it has already become much more than a floss
project. At least it's impact is socialised, having a broader impacts.
So the time, may be, has come for P2P-F to try to commonify its
governance and re-design it accordingly. It might need time of course,
and it surely is the work and decision of thecore founders, direct
members, close affinities, and wider stake holders...  still would be
a challenging and epic experience for all of us!
Orsan

On 28 July 2014 14:13, Michel Bauwens <michel at p2pfoundation.net> wrote:
> Dear Denis,
>
> though we are always in danger of the tyranny of structurelessness, I would
> consider how the p2p foundation works, where contributors discuss joint
> actions but remain maximally free, as prefigurative, i.e. it is the kind of
> world I would like to live in .. this is not to say that every is great but
> the human quality of our interactions makes for a stimulating and meaningful
> environment in which no one is willfully oppressed .. the issues that we
> face are serious issues, but they are not the result of willfull structural
> inequality, but rather of cultural weaknesses
>
> but as we grow, we would need formal  rules a la Stephen Downes
>
>
>
> <<Denis Postle writes:
>
> You sometimes mention 'pre-figurative governance' Michel, could you say
> something about how you see this in practice?
> Denis >
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