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  1. * Article: ALGORITHMIC GOVERNANCE OF COMMON-POOL RESOURCES. By By Jeremy Pitt and Ada Diaconescu. URL = https://idcubed.org/chapter-12-algorithmic-governance-common ...

  2. Description. Will Ruddick: "if communities, businesses and groups across the US were to create formalized commitments denominated in USD and have them curated and placed in pools (that enable exchange) with relative value indices - there would be a diverse their portfolio of curated assets people can exchange (providing liquidity).

  3. The formalization and implementation of social processes, such as Ostrom’s institutional design principles and Rescher’s theory of distributive justice, provide an algorithmic basis for governance of common-pool resources in electronic social systems. These are not models of how human social systems work – but nor are they intended to be.

  4. Definition From the Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-based_currency "Time-based currencies value everyone’s contributions equally. One hour equals one ...

  5. “Launched earlier this year, San Francisco-based My Farm calls itself a decentralized urban farm that grows vegetables in backyard gardens throughout the city. For anywhere between USD 600 and USD 1,000—depending on size—the company will install an

  6. Decentralized Finance or “DeFi” in short, is an umbrella term encompassing the vision of a financial system that functions without any intermediaries, such as banks, insurances or clearinghouses, and is operated just by the power of smart contracts.

  7. The Terra is a demurrage-charged currency. A demurrage charge acts like a parking fee, incurring a cost over time to its holder. The cost for holding onto the Terra currency is estimated at 3.5%-4% per annum and corresponds to the costs incurred for storing the physical commodities included in the Terra basket.