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#It must be a land-based operation, where integration of ecology and technology can occur. | #It must be a land-based operation, where integration of ecology and technology can occur. | ||
#It engages in testing and development of [[GVCS]] technologies, with official technology design repository at [[Open+Pario]] | #It engages in testing and development of [[GVCS]] technologies, with official technology design repository at [[Open+Pario]] | ||
#It publishes openly | #It publishes development progress and economically-significant results openly. | ||
#It | #It develops viable, open business models of post-scarcity production based on the GVCS technologies. | ||
#It is taking demonstrable steps to develop a complete economy that provides substance for a global means of exchange (globally-accepted currency). | #It is taking demonstrable steps to develop a complete economy that provides substance for a global means of exchange (globally-accepted currency). | ||
[[Category:Standards]][[Category:Specifications]] | [[Category:Standards]][[Category:Specifications]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:53, 17 February 2011
In order for a facility to call itself an OSE facility, we recommend the following minimum standards:
- It must be a land-based operation, where integration of ecology and technology can occur.
- It engages in testing and development of GVCS technologies, with official technology design repository at Open+Pario
- It publishes development progress and economically-significant results openly.
- It develops viable, open business models of post-scarcity production based on the GVCS technologies.
- It is taking demonstrable steps to develop a complete economy that provides substance for a global means of exchange (globally-accepted currency).