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=Introduction=
To facilitate communication about the [[RCCS]], it is useful to define a set of icons to communicate the components of the RCCS. The point of this is to address that:
*The RCCS is a well-bounded set of items
*Communication about the development of the RCCS, or a new meme for the development of civilization, is a complex topic, and should be simplified. One way to achieve this is via iconography.
*[[Explainer Video]]s can be composed using these icons
*Main icon categories can be created: [[OSA]], [[RepLab]], others
*If documented in open document format, these can be utilized by any collaborator worldwide
*Creative use of these icons can lead to lucic explanations of product ecologies, concepts, strategic deployment plans, design of specific RCCS implementation, long-term planning, funding, and publicity, among other purposes
=Icon Categories=
*[[Open Source Agroecology]]
**Value-added food products
**Garden vegetables
**Perennial Crops
[[Category:Pattern Language]][[Category:Icons]]
[[Category:Pattern Language]][[Category:Icons]]

Revision as of 15:25, 3 October 2010

Introduction

To facilitate communication about the RCCS, it is useful to define a set of icons to communicate the components of the RCCS. The point of this is to address that:

  • The RCCS is a well-bounded set of items
  • Communication about the development of the RCCS, or a new meme for the development of civilization, is a complex topic, and should be simplified. One way to achieve this is via iconography.
  • Explainer Videos can be composed using these icons
  • Main icon categories can be created: OSA, RepLab, others
  • If documented in open document format, these can be utilized by any collaborator worldwide
  • Creative use of these icons can lead to lucic explanations of product ecologies, concepts, strategic deployment plans, design of specific RCCS implementation, long-term planning, funding, and publicity, among other purposes

Icon Categories