Distinctions Between Regenerative + Open Source + Collaborative + Transformative + Public Interest + Peer + Coop + Corporation: Difference between revisions
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#Peer - see [[Peer Production License]]. No good. | #Peer - see [[Peer Production License]]. No good. | ||
#Coop - name a single open source-centric cooperative? | #Coop - name a single open source-centric cooperative? | ||
#Corporation - can have governance designed for good - or evil. | #Corporation - can have governance designed for good - or evil. OSE Inc is a nonstock corporation. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:20, 24 June 2021
This is a discussion on operational form and way of carrying out an enterprise - and what an overlap with open source + collaborative exists between these forms.
- Regenerative - name one open source-centric regen effort outside of OSE?
- Open Source - typically not collaborative. See Open Source and Collaborative
- Transformative - open source is effectively transformative, as that is an essential difference between the status quo and the possible
- Public Interest - one would hope it is open and inclusive, but globalists also think that they act in the public interest
- Peer - see Peer Production License. No good.
- Coop - name a single open source-centric cooperative?
- Corporation - can have governance designed for good - or evil. OSE Inc is a nonstock corporation.