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Redirected page to Distinction Between Collaborative and Open

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	~~''Collaborative'' means done in a way that allows any other qualified developer to contribute to a project, with minimal friction in the process.~~

	~~''Open source'' means that which follows the~~ [[~~OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].~~

	Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated in a truly collaborative way. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product at all. If open source does not value collaboration over open publishing, it may have limited impact

	~~Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.~~

	~~Many 'collaboratively' developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.~~

	~~Many technologies for collaboration (such as Google Slides) are not developed collaboratively,~~ and ~~are not open source. They may be free, but they are missing the [[4 Freedoms of~~ Open ~~Source~~]].


	In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.

Marcin at 04:20, 20 April 2025

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	Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.		Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.

	Many collaboratively developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.		Many 'collaboratively' developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.

	Many ~~collaborative~~ technologies (such as Google Slides) are not developed collaboratively, and are not open source. They may be free, but they are missing the [[4 Freedoms of Open Source]].		Many technologies for collaboration (such as Google Slides) are not developed collaboratively, and are not open source. They may be free, but they are missing the [[4 Freedoms of Open Source]].


	In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.		In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.

Marcin at 04:19, 20 April 2025

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	''Open source'' means that which follows the [[OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].		''Open source'' means that which follows the [[OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].

	Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated ~~collaboratively~~. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product at all.		Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated in a truly collaborative way. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product at all. If open source does not value collaboration over open publishing, it may have limited impact

	Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.		Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.

Marcin at 20:49, 24 January 2021

2021-01-24T20:49:36Z

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	''Collaborative'' means done in a way that allows any other qualified developer to contribute to a project, with minimal friction in the process.		''Collaborative'' means done in a way that allows any other qualified developer to contribute to a project, with minimal friction in the process.

	Open source means that which follows the [[OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].		''Open source'' means that which follows the [[OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].

	Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated collaboratively. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product.		Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated collaboratively. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product at all.

	Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.		Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.

	~~Many collaborative technologies (such as Google Slides) are not open source.~~

	Many collaboratively developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.		Many collaboratively developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.

			Many collaborative technologies (such as Google Slides) are not developed collaboratively, and are not open source. They may be free, but they are missing the [[4 Freedoms of Open Source]].


	In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.		In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.

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''Collaborative'' means done in a way that allows any other qualified developer to contribute to a project, with minimal friction in the process.

Open source means that which follows the [[OSHWA Definition]]. See [[Open Source]].

Many technologies that are ''open source'' are not developed collaboratively. The typical model is: a small team develops, and releases when done. There are 2 issues with this: (1) design is not generated collaboratively. 2 - since a project is 'never done', collaboration from the onset is more likely to produce a working product.

Outside of usual open source project, the City of Encinitas [[ADU]] is a great example of an open resource that is developed non-collaboratively.

Many collaborative technologies (such as Google Slides) are not open source.

Many collaboratively developed technologies, such as projects on [[HeroX]] or [[Local Motors]] are not open source.

In summary - open source AND collaborative are not the same thing. OSE emphasizes open source AND collaborive as a prerequisite to solving [[Pressing World Issues]] - and thus requires both aspects to be present in order for fruitful collaboration to exist.