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Fascinating. You are taking on a huge mission - clearly an issue of global human importance and relevance. And this issue will likely grow in importance as time goes on. This can definitely be solved, but it would require unprecedented, open collaboration to break the problem down and turn it into solvable, bitesize chunks - given the scope of the issue and the stiff resitance as you have likely observed. Have you considered an open source-centric approach in your solution? This way, we can collaborate on open source product development, and open source enterprise models - so that the solution can grow and spread far and wide to scale like you indicate Specifically, X ('the enemy's) will have a real contender once we get enough minds and interest around the problem - via transparency and inclusion of open source hardware and enterprise. We have been innovating on open collaborative enterprise proofs of concept for the last decade, and we think we finally have the solution nailed. Would like to see if we can | Fascinating. You are taking on a huge mission - clearly an issue of global human importance and relevance. And this issue will likely grow in importance as time goes on. This can definitely be solved, but it would require unprecedented, open collaboration to break the problem down and turn it into solvable, bitesize chunks - given the scope of the issue and the stiff resitance as you have likely observed. Have you considered an open source-centric approach in your solution? This way, we can collaborate on open source product development, and open source enterprise models - so that the solution can grow and spread far and wide to scale like you indicate. And. It just some single product - but a collaborative product ecosystem that can meet a wide array of needs. This is way beyond any single organization - this requires global, frictionless collaboration. Specifically, X ('the enemy's) will have a real contender once we get enough minds and interest around the problem - via transparency and inclusion of open source hardware and enterprise. We have been innovating on open collaborative enterprise proofs of concept for the last decade, and we think we finally have the solution nailed. Thus I Would like to see if we can collaborate here on open source hardware and enterprise ecosystem creation. And if not, I'm really curious - how do you think that a problem of this importance can be solved without the aforementioned affordances? | ||
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As I said, fascinating and most important problem. It might just be me - but I just am not seeing your commitment to the true, open collaboration that unbelieve is absolutely necessary to solve it. Otherwise I think we don't stand a chance. Open source design and enterprise must be a part of that solution in order for us to succeed, and for the new practice to spread. Or do you simply disagree with me on this point? | |||
Revision as of 12:14, 23 June 2022
Fascinating. You are taking on a huge mission - clearly an issue of global human importance and relevance. And this issue will likely grow in importance as time goes on. This can definitely be solved, but it would require unprecedented, open collaboration to break the problem down and turn it into solvable, bitesize chunks - given the scope of the issue and the stiff resitance as you have likely observed. Have you considered an open source-centric approach in your solution? This way, we can collaborate on open source product development, and open source enterprise models - so that the solution can grow and spread far and wide to scale like you indicate. And. It just some single product - but a collaborative product ecosystem that can meet a wide array of needs. This is way beyond any single organization - this requires global, frictionless collaboration. Specifically, X ('the enemy's) will have a real contender once we get enough minds and interest around the problem - via transparency and inclusion of open source hardware and enterprise. We have been innovating on open collaborative enterprise proofs of concept for the last decade, and we think we finally have the solution nailed. Thus I Would like to see if we can collaborate here on open source hardware and enterprise ecosystem creation. And if not, I'm really curious - how do you think that a problem of this importance can be solved without the aforementioned affordances?
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As I said, fascinating and most important problem. It might just be me - but I just am not seeing your commitment to the true, open collaboration that unbelieve is absolutely necessary to solve it. Otherwise I think we don't stand a chance. Open source design and enterprise must be a part of that solution in order for us to succeed, and for the new practice to spread. Or do you simply disagree with me on this point?