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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>APPENDIX A: GENERAL DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY<br />
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General Deployment Strategy<br />
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1. Define a technology set<br />
a. 'Top 10' economic transformation items for the world<br />
i. Sufficiently comprehensive to create a package, 18 items total in practice<br />
b. Determine ecology (interrelations) of technology set<br />
c. Include flex fab as an important metacategory<br />
d. Status: technologes pretty much identified; some implementations unevaluated<br />
2. Deploy neosubsistence operation to minimize overhead<br />
a. Organic farm volunteers for facility management, and food, energy, housing provision<br />
b. Small enterprise is a byproduct- helps in economic self-sufficiency<br />
c. Status: neosubsistence operations well under way: 100% housing, energy, workshop sufficiency; 50% food sufficiency<br />
3. Rate the technology set<br />
a. OSE Specification is baseline<br />
b. Create prioritization metric<br />
c. Prove degeneracy of set<br />
d. Status: work in progress<br />
4. Determine cost of acquiring technologies from various sources<br />
5. Propose Budget vs. Time timeline<br />
a. Status: conceptualized<br />
6. Hire full time resource developer<br />
a. Grants<br />
b. Fundrasing from Street Performer Protocol and Fundable.org<br />
c. Utilize charitable and in-kind contributions<br />
d. Status: in negotiation<br />
7. Acquire donations by those who have experience with technologies<br />
a. Utilize in-kind charitable contributions<br />
b. Factor E Farm donates its results (CEB, etc.)<br />
c. Status: beginning charitable contribution route<br />
8. Buy out technologies from those who won't donate<br />
a. Set up Foundation funding mechanism<br />
b. Status: needs cash<br />
9. Determine cost reduction potential:<br />
a. Cost of IP<br />
b. Overhead<br />
c. Transportation<br />
d. Labor<br />
e. Middlemen<br />
f. Taxes<br />
g. Status: requires documentation for each technology<br />
10. Motivate contributors<br />
a. Visionary PR<br />
i. Lifestyle<br />
ii. BOAB<br />
iii. Peaceniks<br />
iv. Environmentalists<br />
b. Global Warming PR<br />
c. Engineer PR<br />
d. Lost college students PR<br />
e. Status: PR to be written<br />
11. Continue publicity, education, and volunteer efforts<br />
a. Blog is main publicity<br />
b. Openfarmtech is main technical development<br />
c. Open Source Ecology University<br />
i. Full immersion theoretical and hands-on training<br />
d. Youtube documentation<br />
e. Organic volunteers and volunteer workers<br />
f. Invite point individuals<br />
g. Smari's Open Engineering E-Zine<br />
h. Status: ongoing; needs <br />
12. Deploy voluntary fundraising efforts<br />
a. Street Performer<br />
b. Grantwriting<br />
c. Fundable.org<br />
d. Stakeholders<br />
e. Charitable contributions<br />
f. Personal<br />
g. Status: ezc, ezg ongoing<br />
13. Contract additional resource developers when funds allow<br />
14. Commercialize and Decommercialize<br />
a. Coin decommercialization metric that acknowledges:<br />
i. Contral bank funny money and interest via low cost and bootstrapping apprenticeship<br />
ii. Colonialism via localization of supply chain<br />
iii. IP via open source<br />
iv. War = commerce via Evolve to Freedom<br />
b. Publish an open enterprise and fabrication model<br />
c. Develop flexible fabrication capacity in a self-replicating fashion<br />
d. Status: CEB will be first commercialization attempt<br />
15. Education develeopment<br />
a. Outline of curriculum<br />
b. Background reading<br />
c. Student housing development for immersion program<br />
d. Hands-on workshops<br />
e. Standards and certification development<br />
f. Status: a-c in progress<br />
16. Replication and self-replication<br />
a. Status: the holy grail</div>WikiSysop