Wealth of Networks - Revision history

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	'''Peer production''' = a decentralized mode of production where large numbers of individuals self-select tasks and contribute to a shared project without relying on market pricing or managerial hierarchy as the primary coordination mechanism.		'''Peer production''' = a decentralized mode of production where large numbers of individuals self-select tasks and contribute to a shared project without relying on market pricing or managerial hierarchy as the primary coordination mechanism.

			*[http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_Of_Networks.pdf Wealth of Networks in PDF]
			*[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/wealth_of_networks/Table_of_Contents Wealth of Networks in wiki]

	=Key Takeaways=		=Key Takeaways=

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External Links

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	~~=External Links=~~
	~~[http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_Of_Networks.pdf Wealth of Networks in PDF]~~

	~~[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/wealth_of_networks/Table_of_Contents Wealth of Networks in wiki]~~

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Nobel-Grade Economist Comparison

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	=Nobel-Grade Economist Comparison=		=Nobel-Grade Economist Comparison=

			See [[Nobel Economists]]

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Quotes by Chapter

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	:Assuming that technologies are just tools that happen, more or less, to be there, and are employed in any given society in a pattern that depends only on what that society and culture makes of them is too constrained. A society that has no wheel and no writing has certain limits on what it can do.		:Assuming that technologies are just tools that happen, more or less, to be there, and are employed in any given society in a pattern that depends only on what that society and culture makes of them is too constrained. A society that has no wheel and no writing has certain limits on what it can do.

			=Nobel-Grade Economist Comparison=

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 *Visible impact
 *Economic pathways
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	'''Production-grade integration infrastructure'''		'''Production-grade integration infrastructure'''

			OSE is building a system where:

			Motivated individuals can reliably produce economically relevant artifacts without needing permission, coordination overhead, or capital ownership.

			That requires:
			*Modular design
			*Fast validation
			*Tight integration
			*Visible impact
			*Economic pathways

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	Core Principle - '''Intrinsic motivation scales only when the system reduces the cost of contribution and increases the visibility of impact.'''		Core Principle - '''Intrinsic motivation scales only when the system reduces the cost of contribution and increases the visibility of impact.'''

			Intrinsic motivation does NOT scale if integration and validation are weak:

			*Lots of ideas
			*Lots of partial work
			*Very little usable output

			So the real bottleneck is:

			'''Production-grade integration infrastructure'''

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			Core Principle - '''Intrinsic motivation scales only when the system reduces the cost of contribution and increases the visibility of impact.'''

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Quotes by Chapter

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	:Assuming that technologies are just tools that happen, more or less, to be there, and are employed in any given society in a pattern that depends only on what that society and culture makes of them is too constrained. A society that has no wheel and no writing has certain limits on what it can do.		:Assuming that technologies are just tools that happen, more or less, to be there, and are employed in any given society in a pattern that depends only on what that society and culture makes of them is too constrained. A society that has no wheel and no writing has certain limits on what it can do.
	~~===Chapter Two===~~

	=~~==Chapter Three==~~=		=Howto=

	~~===Chapter Four===~~

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	==External Links==
	[http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_Of_Networks.pdf Wealth of Networks in PDF]		[http://www.benkler.org/Benkler_Wealth_Of_Networks.pdf Wealth of Networks in PDF]

	[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/wealth_of_networks/Table_of_Contents Wealth of Networks in wiki]		[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/wealth_of_networks/Table_of_Contents Wealth of Networks in wiki]

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Key Takeaways

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