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Marcin: /* Success of Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models */

2026-04-10T20:35:23Z

Success of Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models

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	=Success of Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models=		=Success of Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models=

	The opposite of DE is scarcity-based, which is ~~a reframe from~~ extractive. The deeper question is philosophical and meaning-based: do we create enterprise that presumes scarce resources, or abundant ones? OSE believes that is a choice. It is not that there are no scarce resources: ~~anybresoirce~~ can be ~~made~~ scarce. ~~Any~~ resource can also be made abundant. It is our choice, based on the first principle of the [[10000 Factor]].		The opposite of distributive is scarcity-based, which is another word for extractive. The deeper question is philosophical and meaning-based: do we create enterprise that presumes scarce resources, or abundant ones? OSE believes that is a choice: we can design systems around scarcity or abundance. It is not that there are no scarce resources: any resource can be scarce if not managed wisely. And correspondingly, any resource can also be made abundant. It is our choice, based on the ''first principle'' of the [[10000 Factor]].

	So why does a scarcity-based ~~mdel~~ win in the current scheme of things? This should be questioned - https://chatgpt.com/share/69d94282-880c-8333-aff4-eecd2c4fc8dc		So why does a scarcity-based model win in the current scheme of things? This should be questioned - https://chatgpt.com/share/69d94282-880c-8333-aff4-eecd2c4fc8dc

			Careful re-design can be proposed that addresses the so-called capital allocation and coordination 'disadvantages' of open development. It is an architecture, design, engineering problem, not a natural law ([[Yochai Benkler]])

	=To Collaborate on Distributive Enterprise with OSE=		=To Collaborate on Distributive Enterprise with OSE=

Marcin: /* Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models */

2026-04-10T18:42:02Z

Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models

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	OSE sees itself as a standards, training, and licensing body for promoting the replication of best practice, open enterprises worldwide. OSE operates as an entity which develops products and business models, and publishes them on the internet for free. OSE also provides value-added services at a fee, sells products that it develops, and trains others to replicate enterprise. We consider this a post-scarcity business model - where we see our franchisees and independent replicators as part of a greater development community that has the potential to collaborate and improve our products. OSE structures itself in a way that encourages such collaboration, so that while we accept defection, by design we tend to discourage it. The promise is simple: by collaborating, we can grow the pie for everyone, as opposed to competing so that the pie grows only for some. We believe that the former provides more value to society, and thus open source collaboration is more likely to succeed than proprietary development.		OSE sees itself as a standards, training, and licensing body for promoting the replication of best practice, open enterprises worldwide. OSE operates as an entity which develops products and business models, and publishes them on the internet for free. OSE also provides value-added services at a fee, sells products that it develops, and trains others to replicate enterprise. We consider this a post-scarcity business model - where we see our franchisees and independent replicators as part of a greater development community that has the potential to collaborate and improve our products. OSE structures itself in a way that encourages such collaboration, so that while we accept defection, by design we tend to discourage it. The promise is simple: by collaborating, we can grow the pie for everyone, as opposed to competing so that the pie grows only for some. We believe that the former provides more value to society, and thus open source collaboration is more likely to succeed than proprietary development.

	=Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models=		=Success of Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models=

	The opposite of DE is scarcity-based, which is a reframe from extractive. The deeper question is philosophical and meaning-based: do we create enterprise that presumes scarce resources, or abundant ones? OSE believes that is a choice. It is not that there are no scarce resources: anybresoirce can be made scarce. Any resource can also be made abundant. It is our choice, based on the first principle of the [[10000 Factor]].		The opposite of DE is scarcity-based, which is a reframe from extractive. The deeper question is philosophical and meaning-based: do we create enterprise that presumes scarce resources, or abundant ones? OSE believes that is a choice. It is not that there are no scarce resources: anybresoirce can be made scarce. Any resource can also be made abundant. It is our choice, based on the first principle of the [[10000 Factor]].

Marcin: /* Overview */

2026-04-10T18:41:41Z

Overview

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	OSE sees itself as a standards, training, and licensing body for promoting the replication of best practice, open enterprises worldwide. OSE operates as an entity which develops products and business models, and publishes them on the internet for free. OSE also provides value-added services at a fee, sells products that it develops, and trains others to replicate enterprise. We consider this a post-scarcity business model - where we see our franchisees and independent replicators as part of a greater development community that has the potential to collaborate and improve our products. OSE structures itself in a way that encourages such collaboration, so that while we accept defection, by design we tend to discourage it. The promise is simple: by collaborating, we can grow the pie for everyone, as opposed to competing so that the pie grows only for some. We believe that the former provides more value to society, and thus open source collaboration is more likely to succeed than proprietary development.		OSE sees itself as a standards, training, and licensing body for promoting the replication of best practice, open enterprises worldwide. OSE operates as an entity which develops products and business models, and publishes them on the internet for free. OSE also provides value-added services at a fee, sells products that it develops, and trains others to replicate enterprise. We consider this a post-scarcity business model - where we see our franchisees and independent replicators as part of a greater development community that has the potential to collaborate and improve our products. OSE structures itself in a way that encourages such collaboration, so that while we accept defection, by design we tend to discourage it. The promise is simple: by collaborating, we can grow the pie for everyone, as opposed to competing so that the pie grows only for some. We believe that the former provides more value to society, and thus open source collaboration is more likely to succeed than proprietary development.

			=Distributive vs Scarcity-Based Models=

			The opposite of DE is scarcity-based, which is a reframe from extractive. The deeper question is philosophical and meaning-based: do we create enterprise that presumes scarce resources, or abundant ones? OSE believes that is a choice. It is not that there are no scarce resources: anybresoirce can be made scarce. Any resource can also be made abundant. It is our choice, based on the first principle of the [[10000 Factor]].

			So why does a scarcity-based mdel win in the current scheme of things? This should be questioned - https://chatgpt.com/share/69d94282-880c-8333-aff4-eecd2c4fc8dc

	=To Collaborate on Distributive Enterprise with OSE=		=To Collaborate on Distributive Enterprise with OSE=

Marcin: Protected "Distributive Enterprise" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

2026-03-27T08:04:38Z

Protected "Distributive Enterprise" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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Marcin at 22:11, 14 June 2025

2025-06-14T22:11:30Z

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	{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that is created free of IP and with openness by the author to share and distribute, such that it can help ~~others and~~ the ~~author~~ as collaborative development ~~results~~ from the sharing. A distributive enterprise is one that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - except with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}		{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that is created free of IP and with openness by the author to share and distribute, such that it can help the world improve - as further collaborative development can result from the sharing. A distributive enterprise is one that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - except with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}

	Short link to this page: http://bit.ly/1rxK4Gf		Short link to this page: http://bit.ly/1rxK4Gf

Marcin at 22:10, 14 June 2025

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	{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - except with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}		{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that is created free of IP and with openness by the author to share and distribute, such that it can help others and the author as collaborative development results from the sharing. A distributive enterprise is one that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - except with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}

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Marcin: /* Links */

2024-05-07T01:21:59Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[Distributive Enterprise Log]]
	*2023 - [[Open Source Economy]]		*2023 - [[Open Source Economy]]
	*2021 - [[Extreme Enterprise Hackathon]]		*2021 - [[Extreme Enterprise Hackathon]]

Marcin: /* 2023 Update */

2024-05-07T01:21:13Z

2023 Update

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	By definition, distributive economic systems are open and collaborative, as in OSE's [[Mission]].		By definition, distributive economic systems are open and collaborative, as in OSE's [[Mission]].

	~~=2023 Update=~~
	In 2023, OSE decided to pursue implementing a special corporate form and taxation zone category for Distributive Enterprise (DE) - for creating special economic zones, [[WSLE]]s, [[SSLE]]s, and [[Network States]]. This process starts with defining requirements and incentives - ie - the design guidelines for a DE entity. Distributive Enterprise carries additional costs of documentation, rapid learning, enterprise dissemination, and collaborative development community management that are to be offset by tax advantages for a DE. These advantages are to hold until the market cost structure is reset once [[Distributed Market Substitution]] occurs. The intent of the new corporate form is to promote widespread dissemination of DEs worldwide, while helping such operations to become financially sustainable. The audience is both state and non-state actors, and it is part of [[DE Certification]] for OSE.

	=Publication=		=Publication=

Marcin: /* Affordabces */

2024-05-07T01:20:24Z

Affordabces

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	=~~Affordabces~~=		=Affordances=
	*Collaborative Advantage - it's specific form of ''competitive advantage''' of a DE is [[Collaborative Advantage]]		*Collaborative Advantage - it's specific form of ''competitive advantage''' of a DE is [[Collaborative Advantage]]

Marcin at 00:55, 25 April 2024

2024-04-25T00:55:30Z

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	{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}		{{Hint\|A Distributive Enterprise (DE) is an enterprise that focuses on open economic development - open collaboration in innovation. This means that all of its product design and business operations are open source and intended for replication according to an open hardware, OSHWA-approved license - except with the extra requirement of in-process documentation (as opposed to just publishing final results).}}

	Short link to this page: http://bit.ly/1rxK4Gf		Short link to this page: http://bit.ly/1rxK4Gf