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Vous souhaitez participer? Si vous voulez collaborer avec nous, commencez par regarder notre Site Web Officiel et plus particulièrement la page Nous Rejoindre. Ensuite, nous vous proposons de lire la vue d'ensemble d'OSE. Enfin, pour vous familiariser avec le projet, passez quelques jours à parcourir notre site : Lisez les billets du blog en commençant par le plus récent et en remontant jusqu'à ceux d'il y a un an Inscrivez-vous au mailing OSE-Announce Visitez notre forum de discussion Cela vous permettra de comprendre le travail d'OSE par le passé afin de pouvoir nous aider à le continuer par la suite. Si vous êtes prêt à faire des contributions importantes, veuillez consulter ********Comment obtenir un compte sur le wiki******** et la liste des 50 GVCS Technologies, sélectionnez en une qui a besoin d'évoluer en consultant l'état d'avancement, et contribuez à l'une des 32 étapes de développement après avoir pris contact avec le pilote projet pour un projet donné. S'il n'y a pas de pilote, envisagez d'intensifier le challenge en contactant le conservateur de projet.

Nous sommes à la recherche de tout type de personne, d'où elles viennent pour contribuer à ce projet à hauteur de ce qu'elles peuvent. Merci d'envisager de nous soutenir. Cette page propose un résumé des façons dont vous pouvez vous impliquer envers OSE. Il y a un certain nombre de possibilités accessibles à chacun, décrites ci-dessous.

Donations Financières

Vous pouvez nous supporter financièrement en souscrivant en tant que True Fan.

Ce terme vient de l'essai influent de Kevin Kelly "1000 True Fan", qui suggère de rassembler des True Fans qui sont prêts à offrir un support financier comme un moyen de financer des projets libres.

Standard : $10.00USD - mensuel Gold : $20.00USD - mensuel Gold Extra : $30.00USD - mensuel Platinum : $50.00USD - mensuel Angel : $100.00USD - mensuel

Il y a aussi d'autres moyens par lesquels vous pouvez nous aider financièrement.

Consultez notre billet sur le blog à propos de notre croissance soutenue.

Passez le mot

Faire passer le message.

Notre message fondamental: "Création d'outils pour construire des collectivités résilientes, modernes, hors réseau, qui peuvent être reproduites par quiconque, à faible coût."

Vous pouvez aider en:

• Ajoutant OSE comme ami sur vos sites de réseaux sociaux - consultez notre page facebook, page myspace, twitter, et identi.ca.
• Prenant contact avec l'un des groupes listés sur la page Marketing. Nous cherchons à établir des liens avec des gens qui sont intéressés par les produits OSE. Trouver des entités et des personnes qui pourraient bénéficier d'un accès à nos machines, mais qui ne les connaissent pas encore. Reportez vos efforts sur la Sensibilisation 2010 ou la Sensibilisation 2011.
• Prenant contact avec des spécialistes et des experts qui peuvent nous aider à élargir et à améliorer notre ensemble d'outils et technologies open source.
• Nous indiquant des lieux potentiels et des opportunités de présenter le projet à un nouveau public. Nous pouvons être disponible pour venir parler dans votre communauté / à votre groupe / dans votre établissement, selon des circonstances favorables.
• Proposant aux personnes intéressées de souscrire à notre mailing liste à faible fréquence, pour recevoir les mises à jours de notre progression actuelle.
• Parlant à tous ceux que vous connaissez de l'Open Source Ecology et du Global Village Construction Set (GVCS)!

Develop the Wiki

This wiki is a means to share detailed information about Open Source Ecology, the Global Village Construction Set, and the work that is ongoing at Factor e Farm. The site is currently in the process of being reorganized to increase ease of access and to lay a firm foundation for the growth of the project. Helping with the wiki is a great way to contribute some of your time to furthering the goals of the OSE project. We are looking for volunteers to:

• Give feedback on the accessibility of the site
• Add relevant content
• Help in the process of categorizing and organizing
• See an up-to-date list of other tasks

To orient yourself to the standards and current projects of this wiki, please consult:

• Wiki instructions
• Wiki Policy
• Wiki Reorganization 2011
• Forum Discussion
• Wiki Documentation Standards

To learn more about editing and formatting using MediaWiki, see:

• [wiki maintenance]

Further Collaboration

To collaborate further with us, first familiarize yourself with the project (see the top of this page). Then,

Sinking your teeth Create an account on the wiki; Fill out the Team Culturing survey so we have a better idea of who you are and how we can best work together; See the list of current tasks, find out what our project needs and pick the ones that you can manage; Visit the pages listed at the Category: Collaboration Discussions page to get to know current collaboration ideas. Contact people listed here and create new pages in this category; Build some of the machines yourself, test their performance and report back any difficulties or problems you faced while building and using them;

We have put together a Guide to OSE Projects that can help you figure out what project you might want to work on and figure out who to contact to participate.

Manage a Project

We are looking for online or full time on-site project managers to lead the development of tangible products to be deployed at Factor e Farm. At present, we have 3 projects being managed: the CEB, Sawmill, and Solar Turbine. Each project may be divided into sub-projects. For example, the Solar Turbine relies on the development of the steam engine, metal casting, open source lathe, and other sub-projects. If you are interested in leading the development of one of the components or sub-components of the GVCS, please let us know.

Share Your Expertise

If you are an expert in any of the many bodies of knowledge that relate to our project of creating open source machines / tools, we would love help improving our designs. The more open source technologies and tools we have, the less we need to be locked to proprietary technologies, the closer we come to making our vision a reality. If you can help us design better tools, we would appreciate your input.

You can:

• Review the plan and development process for the Global Village Construction Set.
• Help us design a specific project or a sub-assembly of a project. We are currently requesting review and bids on our Specifications for a number of projects.
• Look at our list of subject areas in need of an expert to see if your expertise matches up with needs as we currently see them.
• Send us a proposal for the development of a possible open source tool or technology to our project.

We're also looking for someone to:

• Produce CAD drawings and fabrication drawings for the tractor, CEB press, Power Cube, and rototiller.
• Help with project documentation and technical writing.
• Volunteer to write grants for project proposals
• Collaborate as a professional grantwriter for a percentage of the funds raised.

Get your university to collaborate

We are interested in collaborating with university teams to design and build the tools of the Global Village Construction Set. Students of engineering, agriculture and development studies have a great opportunity to undertake a meaningful project and help with the work we are doing. There are several ways university students can help -

• Design, build and document one of the tools of the Global Village Construction Set (or propose and build a new tool we hadn't thought of)
• Replicate one of the tools we have already designed, such as the LifeTrac tractor, or the Compressed Earth Block press
• Help us build the documentation, such as drafting CAD files for the GVCS tools
• Check the possible tasks for Universities.
• Any other way you want to contribute!

If you are interested in collaborating, please post on the forum explaining your area of study, what projects you are undertaking in university, and how you would like to collaborate.

Collaborate on the Farm

Constructing a better future.

Before considering volunteering at the farm, please read the following:

• Read about what it's like at Factor e Farm.
• Factor e Farm Social Contract
• Factor e Farm's Rules of Conduct.

We are seeking individuals to come to Factor e Farm for one month project-based visits to help develop the GVCS and the infrastructure at Factor e Farm. Proposals for projects are being accepted and reviewed. The suitability of proposals depends largely on a candidate's level of skill and experience. This is also our route for accepting new people for long-term stays as part of the Factor e Farm experiment.

Ideally we are looking for:

• Confident and highly dynamic self learners and researchers.
• Highly motivated innovators who are open to new ideas and excited by diversity of thought.
• Developers who can take a project from concept drawing to real world implementation.
• Those comfortable in rural and rustic settings.
• Willing team members, self starters, and project leaders.

We are offering a place where you can put the philosophy of sustainability into action. We are a physical experiment in building a post industrial global village - a space for all people to learn and grow. Because of the diversity of our activities, we believe a Factor E experience can be exceptional and life-changing, but that doesn't mean it's for everyone. There are countless opportunities available in the realm of sustainability and justice. Look at: Wiserearth; Idealist; GrowFood; WWOOF; Growing Growers Kansas City.

For Technical Developers

If you would like to help bring this project to completion, we invite proactive collaboration on many fronts. First, see Proposal 2012 for a list of the 50 technologies that we are developing, for their product ecologies, and for general information about the development process. Second, read and re-read the Core Values of OSE, as these inform all of the technical, organizational, and community development around the project. Then, read about the technical development process at the GVCS Development Template, and the publishing standards for our results at the Product Template. The key page is the GVCS Tools Status - a GVCS master index for displaying the status and needs of each project, and see a simpler table at GVCS tools. If there is no entry for a given project and step, that indicates that no work has yet been done. Each entry in the table is hyperlinked so you can find out the status of each step, and the next steps and needs become transparent. At this stage, after general assessment of a given project, you are ready to contribute. Begin by filling out the Team Culturing survey according to the notes and instructions stated on that page. Then, contact the Project Manager for that project to see how exactly you can become involved, or, find out about Project Manager Duties if you would like become a project manager yourself. You can also see the GVCS Budget for a general description of the expected development and prototyping costs.

Success on the above requires that project managers are recruited for each of the 50 projects. It also depends on developing a corresponding organizational, web, and funding strategy. You can check our current Project needs.

For CAD Modelers and Drafters

Creating accurate models and drawings in CAD for the GVCS is critical in providing a level of detail of part design and assembly that is usually not available with other mediums such as video and descriptive text. These models and drawings provide a means of sharing information and collaborative design which is at the core of the Open Source Ecology philosophy.

If you would like to help with the modeling and drafting, head over to the CAD Team page.

For Organizational Developers

Organizational development involves all the supporting roles that lead to the 50/2/2 Apollo Program for the GVCS, and the positioning of the project as a world-class effort of improving the human condition. Organizational development involves the management, architecture, organiztional form, fundraising, marketing, PR, and other functions that this project needs to reach its goals.

Transparency should include disclosure of strategy, infrastructure, team, and other details that make development work possible.

See a list of Development Processes for inspiration on how to improve the success rate of your projects.

Organizational infrastructure includes organizational form, organizational architecture, process design, operations management, product management, resource development, donor relations, human resources, handling of finances, transparency, conflict resolution, media development, public relations, and other tasks that allow the technical development to flow smoothly. We are presently installing all of this infrastructure. At present, we are working on becoming an NGO or nonprofit, and we are defining the organizational architecture. On the resource development front, our first step is to install an instance of CiviCRM to handle contacts. To get involved, first fill out the Team Culturing survey. Then email our Operations Manager or Resource Developer to get involved. You can read about 50/2/2, our GVCS Organizational Infrastructure that is being developed to make this happen, the GVCS Resource Development Strategy to support the Organizational Infrastructure, GVCS Web Strategy to facilitate development, GVCS Media Development Strategy to communicate the work, GVCS Forum Policy to handle entry-level discussion and to filter it into actual development progress, learn how to help OSE win Awards and Contests. What else is missing here?

For Web Developers

The web infrastructure includes the main website, wiki, blog, forums, design repository, CiviCRM platform, and community portal. We are presently reworking all of this infrastructure. You can check our IT Tasks and help us.

Visit Factor e Farm

Please see Visit Factor e Farm.

Organic Farm Volunteers

Organic farm volunteers for facility management, and food, energy, and housing provision.

Is OSE still registered with WWOOF, etc.? Are there any differences in expectations for farm volunteers and those coming for month long project-based visits?

How to sign up for an account on the wiki

See How to get an account on the wiki.