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SilviOpen at 14:22, 25 September 2013

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SilviOpen at 14:20, 25 September 2013

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	In questa pagina, potete leggere perché la gente come voi ha aderito alla campagna. Al 1 novembre 2012 eravamo a 351 veri fan.		In questa pagina, potete leggere perché la gente come voi ha aderito alla campagna. Al 1 novembre 2012 eravamo a 351 veri fan.

	Abbiamo anche avuto richieste di maggiori opzioni per le donazioni. Abbiamo quindi le sottoscrizioni ~~Oro~~, ~~Oro~~ Extra, Platinum e Angel rispettivamente di 20$, 30$, 50$ e 100$ al mese, oltre alla sottoscrizione standard di 10 dollari al mese.		Abbiamo anche avuto richieste di maggiori opzioni per le donazioni. Abbiamo quindi creato le sottoscrizioni Gold, Gold Extra, Platinum ed Angel rispettivamente di 20$, 30$, 50$ e 100$ al mese, oltre alla sottoscrizione standard di 10 dollari al mese.

	Inizialmente (negli Stati Uniti, ndt) i contributi e le offerte al progetto Open Source Ecology non erano deducibili come altri contributi di beneficenza ai fini dell'imposta sul reddito. Abbiamo presentato una domanda di esenzione fiscale e tutti i contributi sono ora deducibili retroattivamente a partire dal 9 Aprile 2012.		Inizialmente (negli Stati Uniti, ndt) i contributi e le offerte al progetto Open Source Ecology non erano deducibili come altri contributi di beneficenza ai fini dell'imposta sul reddito. Abbiamo presentato una domanda di esenzione fiscale e tutti i contributi sono ora deducibili retroattivamente a partire dal 9 Aprile 2012.

SilviOpen: /* Elenco Veri Fans */

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Elenco Veri Fans

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	=Elenco Veri Fans=		=Elenco Veri Fans=
	Per un elenco dettagliato dei donatori e delle motivazioni che li hanno spinti a diventare veri fans, fare riferimento alla pagina originale inglese [True_Fans].		Per un elenco dettagliato dei donatori e delle motivazioni che li hanno spinti a diventare veri fans, fare riferimento alla pagina originale inglese [[True_Fans]].

SilviOpen at 14:08, 25 September 2013

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	\| '''Joe Ventura''', California, USA		\| '''Joe Ventura''', California, USA

	I was extremely excited to learn about Open Source Ecology's work, especially [~~http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/~~Global_Village_Construction_Set The Global Village Construction Set]. I'm a communications professional for NGOs and nonprofit organizations. Through my work, I've traveled around the world, including large parts of Asia and Africa. These experiences overseas convinced me of the need for thoughtful planning around the coming transition from a fossil fuel-based economy. I'm hoping that my small monthly contribution will enable this project to continue and expand its impact.		I was extremely excited to learn about Open Source Ecology's work, especially [[Global_Village_Construction_Set\|The Global Village Construction Set]]. I'm a communications professional for NGOs and nonprofit organizations. Through my work, I've traveled around the world, including large parts of Asia and Africa. These experiences overseas convinced me of the need for thoughtful planning around the coming transition from a fossil fuel-based economy. I'm hoping that my small monthly contribution will enable this project to continue and expand its impact.
	\|[[Image:joeventura.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Joe Ventura. Joined February, 2011.]]		\|[[Image:joeventura.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Joe Ventura. Joined February, 2011.]]
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	I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.		I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.
	* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.		* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.
	* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Video_translation translate], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)		* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [[Video_translation\|translate]], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)
	* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.		* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.
	* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.		* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.

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	I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.		I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.
	* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.		* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.
	* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [[Video_translation\|translate]], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)		* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Video_translation translate], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)
	* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.		* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.
	* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.		* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.

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	I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.		I support OSE because both the model and the elements add some important missing pieces to what I perceive is going on.
	* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.		* I think it's important to have local possibilities for water, food and energy everywhere. Not just at the household level but more importantly at the village or more aggregated levels. Even if you end up buying stuff from elsewhere, it's best if that happens by choice, not by necessity. It was not by choice when things were local by default and it's not by choice now that things are global by default.
	* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [~~http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=~~Video_translation translate], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)		* The whole process of open sharing of ideas, processes, know-how is intriguing and, at the very least, extremely fun to watch. (I really wish I had more time to join in myself, but I'm doing things that need doing. So I [[Video_translation\|translate]], [http://imagina-canarias.blogspot.com/search/label/open%20farm%20tech tell others], and chip in with a little cash, less than what others spend in smoking. My choice.)
	* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.		* I'm particularly interested in some items for specific locations. Energy for water in sunny places is a must. Shelter and water collection systems. You name it.
	* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.		* Do we really know how far and how fast this can go? I think there's bound to be a catalitic process so that more and more technologies will come out openly, in an exciting incarnation of the Stone Soup story. So I want to help keep the fire going.

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	\| '''[http://ollehost.dk/blog/ Olle Jonsson]''', olle.jonsson at gmail dot com		\| '''[http://ollehost.dk/blog/ Olle Jonsson]''', olle.jonsson at gmail dot com
	I had seen the impressive LifeTrac project on the web, but when I heard about the [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=1254 RepLab] initiative, I was hooked. I'm just a random web developer, but I want to help push toward a generalized, open digital fabrication toolkit. When each hackerspace, lab, and interested individual has access to equipment like that, things get really interesting.		I had seen the impressive LifeTrac project on the web, but when I heard about the [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=1254 RepLab] initiative, I was hooked. I'm just a random web developer, but I want to help push toward a generalized, open digital fabrication toolkit. When each hackerspace, lab, and interested individual has access to equipment like that, things get really interesting.
	\|[[Image:olleolleolle.jpg\|thumb\|Olle Jonsson]]		\|[[Image:olleolleolle.jpg\|thumb\|Olle Jonsson]]
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Zac at 17:30, 16 January 2012

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