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	~~For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for~~ [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Prototypes_Built_and_Cost years] - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as [[Design Sprints]]), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 [[Dedicated Project Visitors]]). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.		#redirect [[MediaWiki:Confirmaccount-welc]]

	The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit [~~http~~:~~//opensourceecology.org/wiki/Donate#Become_a_True_Fan True Fans and others], until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide~~ - ~~bootstrapping the projects through earnings.~~

	~~Thanks,~~
	~~Marcin~~

	~~PS. Please see my [[TED Talk~~]] ~~and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/ Blog], and documentation at our new [http://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/ documentation site].~~

Marcin at 14:22, 5 October 2013

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	PS. Please see my [[TED Talk]] and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our Blog, and documentation at our new [http://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/ documentation site].		PS. Please see my [[TED Talk]] and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/ Blog], and documentation at our new [http://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/ documentation site].

Marcin at 14:21, 5 October 2013

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	PS. Please see my TED Talk and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our Blog, and documentation at our new documentation site.		PS. Please see my [[TED Talk]] and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our Blog, and documentation at our new [http://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/ documentation site].

Marcin at 14:17, 5 October 2013

2013-10-05T14:17:08Z

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	For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Prototypes_Built_and_Cost years] - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as [[Design Sprints]]), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 [[Dedicated Project Visitors]]). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.		For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Prototypes_Built_and_Cost years] - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as [[Design Sprints]]), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 [[Dedicated Project Visitors]]). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.

	The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit True Fans and others, until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide - bootstrapping the projects through earnings.		The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Donate#Become_a_True_Fan True Fans and others], until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide - bootstrapping the projects through earnings.

	Thanks,		Thanks,

Marcin at 14:16, 5 October 2013

2013-10-05T14:16:28Z

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	For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for years - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as Design Sprints), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 Dedicated Project Visitors). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.		For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Prototypes_Built_and_Cost years] - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as [[Design Sprints]]), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 [[Dedicated Project Visitors]]). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.

	The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit True Fans and others, until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide - bootstrapping the projects through earnings.		The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit True Fans and others, until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide - bootstrapping the projects through earnings.

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For the next 2 years, we will be going into an accelerated development program to finish the 50 GVCS tools by the end of 2015. We’ve been at this for years - and now is our last mile. This is a formidable task - 50 machines, broken into about a dozen modules each, and each has about 100 development deliverables from conception to fully documented, working product. We have a long way to go, but the momentum and team is building to make this happen. We intend to achieve this via a combination of remote collaboration (such as Design Sprints), college collaborations, and our on-site team (currently we have space for 12 Dedicated Project Visitors). We prepare intensely for about a month and then carry out a build in a couple of days - using our innovative parallel build techniques - and we carry on a number of such projects at one time.

The point remains, we have a lot of work in front of us, and the best way to help is to get involved in development/documentation. Can you help us find technical contributors to show up for our weekly Design Sprints, or recommend people for Dedicated Project Visits? Or, can you organize speaking tours or other special events to help recruit and gather resources? Can you help us recruit True Fans and others, until the designs are finished and we generate revenue to expand our branches worldwide - bootstrapping the projects through earnings.

Thanks,
Marcin

PS. Please see my TED Talk and pass it on to your friends. You can see updates on our Blog, and documentation at our new documentation site.