Discussion of OSE Vision - Revision history

Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2020-06-19T15:26:03Z

Collaborative

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	*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.		*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.
	*Collaborative is thus implied in open source - though most open source projects are not truly collaborative. Instead, the typical case is going off into a corner and then publishing, announcing a somewhat ''final'' result to the world. Nothing is ''final.'' So this recognition means that publishing should occur as soon as anything at all is available. This is a state that allows feedback and contributions by others throughout the process. Many will claim that that is inefficient. The task of the open source advocate is to create ways where room is left for useful feedback, and un-useful feedback is ignored.		*Collaborative is thus implied in open source - though most open source projects are not truly collaborative. Instead, the typical case is going off into a corner and then publishing, announcing a somewhat ''final'' result to the world. Nothing is ''final.'' So this recognition means that publishing should occur as soon as anything at all is available. This is a state that allows feedback and contributions by others throughout the process. Many will claim that that is inefficient. The task of the open source advocate is to create ways where room is left for useful feedback, and un-useful feedback is ignored.
			*Collaboration means high self-esteem - which accepts oneself, others, and is open to critique.

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Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2020-06-19T15:25:25Z

Collaborative

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	*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.		*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.
	*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.		*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.
	*Collaborative is thus implied in open source - though most open source projects are not truly collaborative. Instead, the typical case is going off into a corner and then publishing, announcing ''final'' ~~results~~ to the world. Nothing is ''final.'' So this recognition means that publishing should occur as soon as anything at all is available. This is a state that allows feedback and contributions by others throughout the process. Many will claim that that is inefficient. The task of the open source advocate is to create ways where room is left for useful feedback, and un-useful feedback is ignored.		*Collaborative is thus implied in open source - though most open source projects are not truly collaborative. Instead, the typical case is going off into a corner and then publishing, announcing a somewhat ''final'' result to the world. Nothing is ''final.'' So this recognition means that publishing should occur as soon as anything at all is available. This is a state that allows feedback and contributions by others throughout the process. Many will claim that that is inefficient. The task of the open source advocate is to create ways where room is left for useful feedback, and un-useful feedback is ignored.

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Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2020-06-19T15:24:45Z

Collaborative

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	*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.		*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.
	*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.		*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.
			*Collaborative is thus implied in open source - though most open source projects are not truly collaborative. Instead, the typical case is going off into a corner and then publishing, announcing ''final'' results to the world. Nothing is ''final.'' So this recognition means that publishing should occur as soon as anything at all is available. This is a state that allows feedback and contributions by others throughout the process. Many will claim that that is inefficient. The task of the open source advocate is to create ways where room is left for useful feedback, and un-useful feedback is ignored.

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Marcin: /* Transparent */

2020-06-19T15:21:46Z

Transparent

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			*Transparency is related to rapid learning, and everyone having an opportunity to learn and grow so that the playing field is more even
	*Open source		*Open source
	*Publish early and often		*Publish early and often

Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2020-06-19T15:20:00Z

Collaborative

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	*We believe that true collaboration means that we need to work less to get better results. If it takes as long or longer, and the results are not improved - that is not a good example of true collaboration.		*We believe that true collaboration means that we need to work less to get better results. If it takes as long or longer, and the results are not improved - that is not a good example of true collaboration.
	*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.		*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.
			*Collaborative means ''sharing''. Sharing means [[Sharing]] in the economic sense.

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Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2020-06-19T15:19:28Z

Collaborative

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			*The starting premise is that - as spoken about open source software - ''with enough eyeballs on a problem - any bug is shallow''
			*We believe that true collaboration means that we need to work less to get better results. If it takes as long or longer, and the results are not improved - that is not a good example of true collaboration.
	*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.		*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.

Marcin: /* Abundance */

2019-07-26T18:37:37Z

Abundance

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	*To have abundance, we must be generous. '''The world has enough for everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed''' - Gandhi. The world has enough for everybody's need - but not enough - even for a single person's greed.		*To have abundance, we must be generous. '''The world has enough for everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed''' - Gandhi. The world has enough for everybody's need - but not enough - even for a single person's greed.
	*To have abundance, we cannot be wasteful. Abundance relies on wise stewardship of resources.		*To have abundance, we cannot be wasteful. Abundance relies on wise stewardship of resources.
			*Abundance includes low cost, because this lowers barriers to entry

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Vision]]		*[[OSE Vision]]

Marcin: /* Abundance */

2019-07-26T18:31:49Z

Abundance

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	*Abundance is more than prosperity. It is a [[Growth Mindset]].		*Abundance is more than prosperity. It is a [[Growth Mindset]].
	*In designing products, abundance implies modular design - such as [[Incremental Housing]] or [[Incremental Tractors]] - and a [[Construction Set Approach]].		*In designing products, abundance implies modular design - such as [[Incremental Housing]] or [[Incremental Tractors]] - and a [[Construction Set Approach]].
	*To have abundance, we must be generous. '''The world has enough for everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed''' - Gandhi		*To have abundance, we must be generous. '''The world has enough for everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed''' - Gandhi. The world has enough for everybody's need - but not enough - even for a single person's greed.
	*To have abundance, we cannot be wasteful. Abundance relies on wise stewardship of resources.		*To have abundance, we cannot be wasteful. Abundance relies on wise stewardship of resources.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Vision]]		*[[OSE Vision]]

Marcin: /* Collaborative */

2019-07-26T18:30:33Z

Collaborative

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			*[[Collaborative Literacy]] includes both the mindset and the skill set to cooperate.

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Marcin: /* Abundance */

2019-07-26T18:29:47Z

Abundance

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	=Abundance=		=Abundance=
			*Abundance is not essentially a physical state - it is essentially a mental state.
	*Abundance is more than prosperity. It is a [[Growth Mindset]].		*Abundance is more than prosperity. It is a [[Growth Mindset]].
	*In designing products, abundance implies modular design - such as [[Incremental Housing]] or [[Incremental Tractors]] - and a [[Construction Set Approach]].		*In designing products, abundance implies modular design - such as [[Incremental Housing]] or [[Incremental Tractors]] - and a [[Construction Set Approach]].
			*To have abundance, we must be generous. '''The world has enough for everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed''' - Gandhi
			*To have abundance, we cannot be wasteful. Abundance relies on wise stewardship of resources.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[OSE Vision]]		*[[OSE Vision]]