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	*[[Collaboration Architecture]]		*[[Collaboration Architecture]]
			*[[Extreme Collaboration Requirements]]

Marcin at 07:06, 8 January 2020

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	These principles apply to large scale, scalable, open source, global, transparent, and inclusive collaboration.		These principles apply to large scale, scalable, open source, global, transparent, and inclusive collaboration.
			#The holy triumvirate of rules: use a work log, any file is uploaded within 60 seconds of being created, and parts are updated in part libraries.
	#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.		#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.
	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.

Marcin at 07:53, 6 January 2020

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	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.
	#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]]. Fro 3 - you can do that readily by editing the wiki. Ideally, you also log the changes that you made on your [[Work Log]]. To put this another way: understand that the Wiki is a giant sandbox, and we so far have very few maintainers. Note that this is perfectly fine - pages improve over time and the wiki gets more organized. That is how wikis work: it is not a fault, but actually the strong point - of a wiki. Until we have a $30M budget for maintenance like Wikipedia, expect to get involved and help us organize the wiki. If you would like to help, then (1) - learn the Taxonomy; (2) understand that the wiki is a giant sandbox that improves with time; and (3) start editing and indexing, consistent with the Taxonomy.		#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]]. Fro 3 - you can do that readily by editing the wiki. Ideally, you also log the changes that you made on your [[Work Log]]. To put this another way: understand that the Wiki is a giant sandbox, and we so far have very few maintainers. Note that this is perfectly fine - pages improve over time and the wiki gets more organized. That is how wikis work: it is not a fault, but actually the strong point - of a wiki. Until we have a $30M budget for maintenance like Wikipedia, expect to get involved and help us organize the wiki. If you would like to help, then (1) - learn the Taxonomy; (2) understand that the wiki is a giant sandbox that improves with time; and (3) start editing and indexing, consistent with the Taxonomy.

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			*[[Collaboration Architecture]]

Marcin at 20:52, 27 October 2019

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	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.
	#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]]. Fro 3 - you can do that readily by editing the wiki. Ideally, you also log the changes that you made on your [[Work Log]]. To put this another way: understand that the Wiki is a giant sandbox, and we so far have very few maintainers. Note that this is perfectly fine - pages improve over time and the wiki gets more organized. That is how wikis work: it is not a fault, but actually the strong point - of a wiki. Until we have a $30M budget for maintenance like Wikipedia, expect to get involved and help us organize the wiki.		#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]]. Fro 3 - you can do that readily by editing the wiki. Ideally, you also log the changes that you made on your [[Work Log]]. To put this another way: understand that the Wiki is a giant sandbox, and we so far have very few maintainers. Note that this is perfectly fine - pages improve over time and the wiki gets more organized. That is how wikis work: it is not a fault, but actually the strong point - of a wiki. Until we have a $30M budget for maintenance like Wikipedia, expect to get involved and help us organize the wiki. If you would like to help, then (1) - learn the Taxonomy; (2) understand that the wiki is a giant sandbox that improves with time; and (3) start editing and indexing, consistent with the Taxonomy.

Marcin at 20:45, 27 October 2019

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	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.
	#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]].		#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]]. Fro 3 - you can do that readily by editing the wiki. Ideally, you also log the changes that you made on your [[Work Log]]. To put this another way: understand that the Wiki is a giant sandbox, and we so far have very few maintainers. Note that this is perfectly fine - pages improve over time and the wiki gets more organized. That is how wikis work: it is not a fault, but actually the strong point - of a wiki. Until we have a $30M budget for maintenance like Wikipedia, expect to get involved and help us organize the wiki.

Marcin at 20:42, 27 October 2019

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	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.
	#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to ~~know~~ the [[~~OSE~~ Taxonomy]].		#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to understand the [[Wiki Taxonomy]].

Marcin at 20:41, 27 October 2019

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	#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.		#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.
	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] contact an admin or maintainer t		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] or contact an admin or maintainer to merge your changes. If a page is not protected, you can edit a page directly.
			#To find any of 500,000 pages (which will eventually exist) on this wiki, you need to know 3 things. 1 - what you are looking for. 2 - what it is called. 3 - if it doesn't exist or is not indexed, edit the wiki. For 1 - only you can tell that. For 2 - you need to know the [[OSE Taxonomy]].

Marcin at 20:29, 27 October 2019

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	#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.		#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.
	#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.		#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
	#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to ~~evolution~~, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol~~. You can be an active contributor to developing prototocols - so if you don't like a protocol - do not complain about it - edit it~~. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged.		#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to contribution by anybody, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged. You can use the [[Pull Request Form]] contact an admin or maintainer t

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#There are 2 main roles on the wiki: contributors and maintainers.
#All collaborators keep a work log. This allows for tracking of collaboration. Without keeping logs - maintainers will have a hard time coordinating and building upon contributions.
#Collaboration protocols rely on a shared understanding of these protocols. The protocols are always evolving. They are open to evolution, and you can edit them on the wiki. If you see a better way to do things, while adhering to [[OSE Specifications]], simple edit a given Protocol. You can be an active contributor to developing prototocols - so if you don't like a protocol - do not complain about it - edit it. Simply copy a wiki page with the protocol and link from your log. If your changes are sound, they will be merged.