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	'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~November_2008_Funding November plans]		'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [[November_2008_Funding\|November plans]]

	'''Total collected: $2032'''		'''Total collected: $2032'''
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	=Projects=		=Projects=

	We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~UM_Presentation Global Village Construction Set]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].		We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [[UM_Presentation\|Global Village Construction Set]]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].

	*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.		*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.
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	*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~UM_Presentation presentation]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.		*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [[UM_Presentation\|presentation]]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.

	=People=		=People=
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	=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=		=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=

	Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.		Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [[Slide_10\|local feedstocks]] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.

	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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	If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].		If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].

	'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [[November_2008_Funding\|November plans]]		'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=November_2008_Funding November plans]

	'''Total collected: $2032'''		'''Total collected: $2032'''
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	=Projects=		=Projects=

	We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [[UM_Presentation\|Global Village Construction Set]]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].		We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=UM_Presentation Global Village Construction Set]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].

	*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.		*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.
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	*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [[UM_Presentation\|presentation]]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.		*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=UM_Presentation presentation]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.

	=People=		=People=
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	=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=		=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=

	Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [[Slide_10\|local feedstocks]] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.		Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.

	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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	If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].		If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].

	'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~November_2008_Funding November plans]		'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [[November_2008_Funding\|November plans]]

	'''Total collected: $2032'''		'''Total collected: $2032'''
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	=Projects=		=Projects=

	We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~UM_Presentation Global Village Construction Set]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].		We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [[UM_Presentation\|Global Village Construction Set]]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].

	*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.		*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.
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	*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~UM_Presentation presentation]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.		*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [[UM_Presentation\|presentation]]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.

	=People=		=People=
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	=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=		=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=

	Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.		Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [[Slide_10\|local feedstocks]] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.

	[[Category:Funding]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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	If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].		If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].

	'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=November_2008_Funding November plans]		'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=November_2008_Funding November plans]

	'''Total collected: $2032'''		'''Total collected: $2032'''
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	*You may fund the Solar Turbine and Sawmill projects [http://factorefarm.org/view/help/donations here].		*You may fund the Solar Turbine and Sawmill projects [http://factorefarm.org/view/help/donations here].
	**Solar Turbine project - total collected - $192. Last donation on Nov. 27, 2008		**Solar Turbine project - total collected - $192. Last donation on Nov. 27, 2008
	**Sawmill - total collected - $96 as of Nov. 26. Initial sawmill budget is contained under the CEB project funding at present. See [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=391 blog] for details. Any funding that goes directly to the Sawmill project will be utilized in Sawmill project phases beginnning on Dec. 1, 2008.		**Sawmill - total collected - $96 as of Nov. 26. Initial sawmill budget is contained under the CEB project funding at present. See [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391 blog] for details. Any funding that goes directly to the Sawmill project will be utilized in Sawmill project phases beginnning on Dec. 1, 2008.

	=Why Should You Support Us?=		=Why Should You Support Us?=
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	*You may have seen our documentation of progress at Factor e Farm - [[Factor e Live]]		*You may have seen our documentation of progress at Factor e Farm - [[Factor e Live]]
	*Here are notes on the [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech]].		*Here are notes on the [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech]].
	*You have seen the [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=329 6 month development program] from our blog:		*You have seen the [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=329 6 month development program] from our blog:

	[[Image:6monthprog.jpg]]		[[Image:6monthprog.jpg]]

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	Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.		Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.

	[[Category: ~~Notes~~]]		[[Category:Funding]]

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	=Why Should You Support Us?=		=Why Should You Support Us?=

	*You may have seen the [~~http~~:~~//www.appropedia.org/index.php?title=~~Open_Source_Ecology overview of our work at Appropedia].		*You may have seen the [[appropedia:Open_Source_Ecology\|overview of our work at Appropedia]].
	*You may have seen our documentation of progress at Factor e Farm - [[Factor e Live]]		*You may have seen our documentation of progress at Factor e Farm - [[Factor e Live]]
	*Here are notes on the [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech]].		*Here are notes on the [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech]].

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	Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.		Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.

			[[Category: Notes]]

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New page: =Donate Now= ---- <paypal>1</paypal> If you do not like PayPal, here are other donation options. '''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=391 ...

New page

=Donate Now=

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<paypal>1</paypal>

If you do not like PayPal, here are [[other donation options]].

'''November 2008 Funding Goal: $3400'''. See [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=391 last month's progress report] and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=November_2008_Funding November plans]

'''Total collected: $2032'''
*Last donation on Nov. 30

'''Remaining: $1368'''

Collection period for November goes until the end of November. Here are other [[Wanted Items]] that we need for our work.
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=Projects=

We are currently running 3 parallel [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects] of the [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=UM_Presentation Global Village Construction Set]. Active projects are those projects that have a Project Manager. If you would like to be a project manager for one of our [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all projects], please [mailto:joseph.dolitlle@gmail.com contact us].

*CEB Press - the funding button at the top of this page goes to the CEB Press project, which is currently the project closest to Product Release.

*You may fund the Solar Turbine and Sawmill projects [http://factorefarm.org/view/help/donations here].
**Solar Turbine project - total collected - $192. Last donation on Nov. 27, 2008
**Sawmill - total collected - $96 as of Nov. 26. Initial sawmill budget is contained under the CEB project funding at present. See [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=391 blog] for details. Any funding that goes directly to the Sawmill project will be utilized in Sawmill project phases beginnning on Dec. 1, 2008.

=Why Should You Support Us?=

*You may have seen the [http://www.appropedia.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_Ecology overview of our work at Appropedia].
*You may have seen our documentation of progress at Factor e Farm - [[Factor e Live]]
*Here are notes on the [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech]].
*You have seen the [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=329 6 month development program] from our blog:

[[Image:6monthprog.jpg]]

*The bottom line is that this will happen '''with your contributions''':

[[Image:augmented_program.jpg]]

*And here is what will happen '''without your support''':

[[Image:retarded_program.jpg]]

*The greater program is '''building the world's first replicable post-industrial village''' - see [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=UM_Presentation presentation]. The program is marked by community supported agroecology, community supported manufacturing, [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Neocommercialization neocommercialization], digital fabrication, and high quality documentation of all the above. Our first complete product development cycle is the [[CEB_Press]] - to be open-sourced fully by mid-2009, including fabrication capacity of up to 4 machines per week. All funds go back to further open source development.

=People=

We are currently (9.23.08) recruiting 4 people to help with the CEB construction phase. If you'd like to participate or if you have suggestions, please [mailto:joseph.dolittle@gmail.com contact us.]

'''Update 9.24.08''' - Robert Todd will be joining us tonight. It looks like Alex Rollin will be joining us here next week.

[[Image:Bob Todd.jpg]]
[[Image:alex rollin.jpg]]

'''Need 2 more people.''' [mailto:joseph.dolittle@gmail.com Contact us].

=Why You Should ''Really'' Support Us=

Our overall vision is deeper. We aim to develop a rigorous technique for [[Crowdsource Research]], and a funding method for supporting world-class open source product development - as a viable alternative to corporate R&D. We're trying to go directly to the people for funding - for benefiting people directly. Imagine a veritable product development pipeline - for a decentralized, post-industrial system of production. We are interested in [http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-ose-specifications-aim-to-guarantee-truly-open-physical-peer-production/2008/02/12 distributive economics] - where wealth is distibuted freely because the enabling information is free- and [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Slide_10 local feedstocks] provide the materials for economies of abundance. This is a scenario that blends ancient wisdoms with modern technology - for unprecedented prosperity on a small scale, in these times of great change.