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Intro by Michel Bauwens [2]: P2P Value is a landmark study because it is the first long (3-year) scientific study of 300+ peer production communities, and it largely confirms the ten years of empirical observations that form the basis of P2P Theory and the documentation in the P2P Foundation Wiki. Our team was also one of the 8 partners in the ...
2013年1月20日 · A number of other anonymity-preserving systems, including Gnunet and I2P, borrowed from Freenet's design. To my knowledge Freenet is probably the highest-profile decentralized anonymous p2p network (obviously Tor is better known, but it isn't really decentralized due to its global relay list). Freenet is also the only anonymous P2P system that ...
2021年1月21日 · WikiHouse.cc is Not For Profit: Three Basic Rules. 1 There is no ownership of WikiHouse.cc or debt to or from it. It cannot be sold. 2 Whoever raises funding decides how to invest it. 3 Any projects to be crowdfunded through the platform are listed, costed and the allocation of the funds agreed before they are posted.
The intellectual roots of the cypherpunk movement are grounded in the work of people like David Chaum, who first proposed the use of cryptographic primitives to create anonymous digital cash in the early 80’s. Cypherpunks took ideas like this and 6 extended them even further. For them, cryptography was a critical vehicle for individual ...
Description. “The mission of the Impact-Weighted Accounts Project at Harvard Business School, under the leadership of Professor George Serafeim, is to drive the creation of financial accounts that reflect a company’s financial, social, and environmental performance. Our ambition is ultimately to create accounting statements that ...
Description Sharon Ede: "When speculators in residential real estate drive up prices, it can create a more transient population or trigger a local population decline. This can undermine the social and economic vitality of an area. Local economic and social dynamics ...
2014年2月12日 · A study conducted by the Chronicle of Philanthropy using tax-deduction data from the Internal Revenue Service, showed that households earning between $50,000 and $75,000 a year give an average of 7.6% of their discretionary income to charity. That compares to 4.2% for people who make $100,000 or more.
