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A form of capital centered on true, open collaboration. It is distinguished from [[Open Source Capital]] in that open source must include a moral case for solving pressing world issues - otherwise it remains either just a other form to make money (open source software) or impotent (as in incapable of sustaining scalable business models, such as the free software movement). The | A form of capital centered on true, open collaboration. It is distinguished from [[Open Source Capital]] in that open source must include a moral case for solving pressing world issues - otherwise it remains either just a other form to make money (open source software) or impotent (as in incapable of sustaining scalable business models, such as the free software movement). The intermediate route is true collaboration towards [[Distributive Enterprise]] - a socio-technical movement that centers around creating a new economic paradigm. | ||
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A form of capital centered on true, open collaboration. It is distinguished from Open Source Capital in that open source must include a moral case for solving pressing world issues - otherwise it remains either just a other form to make money (open source software) or impotent (as in incapable of sustaining scalable business models, such as the free software movement). The intermediate route is true collaboration towards Distributive Enterprise - a socio-technical movement that centers around creating a new economic paradigm.