Wiki Transparency Policy - Revision history

Marcin at 10:49, 2 January 2012

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Syk0 saje at 13:11, 3 May 2011

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	'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.''' There is zero entry barrier to our information. This does not mean that anybody off the street has access to editing and organizational decision making - unless they demonstrate their capacity to do so.		'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.''' There is zero entry barrier to our information. This does not mean that anybody off the street has access to editing and organizational decision making - unless they demonstrate their capacity to do so.

	OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.		OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information. Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way. Otherwise, we believe that open organizational structure and process has an advantage in terms of promoting quicker and better development, compared to closed processes.

	This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, ~~these~~ are ~~the policies in place:~~		This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, there are [[Wiki Policy\|policies in place]].

	* All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki ~~Login~~ Policy]].
	* Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.
	* [[Wiki Curators]] are assigned to maintain specific parts of the wiki.
	* Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way. Otherwise, we believe that open organizational structure and process has an advantage in terms of promoting quicker and better development, compared to closed processes.

	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

	[[Category: Policies]]		[[Category: Policies]]

Syk0 saje: curators

2011-05-03T13:07:03Z

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	This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, these are the policies in place:		This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, these are the policies in place:

	*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Login Policy]].		* All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Login Policy]].
	*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.		* Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.
	*Curators ~~manage certain pages. We~~ are ~~looking for curators~~.		* [[Wiki Curators]] are assigned to maintain specific parts of the wiki.
	*Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way. Otherwise, we believe that open organizational structure and process has an advantage in terms of promoting quicker and better development, compared to closed processes.		* Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way. Otherwise, we believe that open organizational structure and process has an advantage in terms of promoting quicker and better development, compared to closed processes.

	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

	[[Category: Policies]]		[[Category: Policies]]

Syk0 saje at 12:59, 3 May 2011

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	Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.		Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.

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	This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, these are the policies in place:		This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, these are the policies in place:

	*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki ~~Access~~ Policy]]		*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Login Policy]].
	*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.		*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.
	*Curators manage certain pages. We are looking for curators.		*Curators manage certain pages. We are looking for curators.
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	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

	[[Category:~~Wiki~~]]		[[Category: Policies]]

Syk0 saje at 12:57, 3 May 2011

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	Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.		Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.

	'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.''' There is zero entry barrier to our information. This does not mean that anybody off the street has access to editing and organizational ~~decisionmaking~~ - unless they demonstrate their capacity to do so.		'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.''' There is zero entry barrier to our information. This does not mean that anybody off the street has access to editing and organizational decision making - unless they demonstrate their capacity to do so.

	OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.		OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.

Conor at 16:20, 16 February 2011

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	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

	[[Category:Wiki ~~Policy~~]]		[[Category:Wiki]]

Marcin at 19:09, 11 February 2011

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	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

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Marcin at 19:08, 11 February 2011

2011-02-11T19:08:09Z

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	Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.		Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.

	'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.'''		'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.''' There is zero entry barrier to our information. This does not mean that anybody off the street has access to editing and organizational decisionmaking - unless they demonstrate their capacity to do so.

	OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.		OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.
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	*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Access Policy]]		*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Access Policy]]
	*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.		*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.
	*Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way.		*Curators manage certain pages. We are looking for curators.
			*Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way. Otherwise, we believe that open organizational structure and process has an advantage in terms of promoting quicker and better development, compared to closed processes.

	We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.		We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.

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Our policy is to communicate our work, progress, and process as much as possible to maximize collaborative potential by promoting the meaningful contribution of new and existing participants.

'''Thus, the wiki can be viewed by anybody.'''

OSE needs to post all information in some place, which can be seen by any observer, and which is searchable online. OSE also needs to make it possible for people to contribute to this information.

This does not mean that we invite spam. To control spam and to increase quality of content, these are the policies in place:

*All participants on the wiki must request an account to log in or log in by themselves using OpenID. See [[Wiki Access Policy]]
*Some wiki pages may be locked, and only authorized individuals are able to modify them. This applies to sensitive information.
*Strategic information, enterprise planning, and other back-end issues should be transparent. They should be private only in the case that they compromise project integrity in some way.

We understand that a careful balance must be struck between allowing new people to contribute, and having an infrastructure available to support and promote such contribution. It is our goal at OSE to push the limits of this possibility, to tap the true power of collaborative development. Our problem statement in distributed development is ''how do we collect, organize, distill, and upgrade a large quantity of microcontent to make it useful, powerful, economically significant - and how do we then share this to improve the economic system?'' That is a big question that few people have really figured out how to do. Wikipedia has done well with this for collecting information. OSE aims to do the same with hardware development and its physical building - to bring about economic post-scarcity.