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*Availability of documentation. | *Availability of documentation. | ||
**Language-independent like IKEA | |||
*Ease of fabrication. | *Ease of fabrication. | ||
*Access to fabrication capacity. | *Access to fabrication capacity. | ||
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*Economic significance | *Economic significance | ||
*Distributive Enterprise documentation - ergonomic and economic analysis. | *Distributive Enterprise documentation - ergonomic and economic analysis. | ||
*Tactical Delivery - we know Gerber file - but how do we deal with that in other contexts. Package it in a complete package. Like [[Civilization Starter Kit DVD]]. | |||
**Make delivery packages granular. For example, make a package good for Raspberry Pie vs. Laptop. | |||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 15 December 2012
See also Brick Press Viral Replication Checklist.
- Availability of documentation.
- Language-independent like IKEA
- Ease of fabrication.
- Access to fabrication capacity.
- Access to materials.
- Access to replacement parts.
- Economic significance
- Distributive Enterprise documentation - ergonomic and economic analysis.
- Tactical Delivery - we know Gerber file - but how do we deal with that in other contexts. Package it in a complete package. Like Civilization Starter Kit DVD.
- Make delivery packages granular. For example, make a package good for Raspberry Pie vs. Laptop.