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3.7 As a limited exception to the requirements of this Section 3, if a Printed Article is a non-solid substance then the Required Notice or Modified Notice may be imprinted on the packaging in which the end user is expected to receive the Printed Article. 4. No ...
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Sean McDonald: "Civic Trusts are that model (to 'define, protect, and evolve our basic rights in digital spaces'). They create a trustee organization that owns the underlying code and data generated by a technology and licenses it to a for-profit company that commercializes it. What makes Civic Trusts different from normal trusts is that both Civic...
Sean McDonald: There are three core ways Civic Trusts are unique: (1) their missions are to define and support the implementation of systems of public participation in decisions about user and contributor rights; (2) the trustee organization itself must develop public participation models for its core governance decisions; and (3) civic trusts can ...
"A trust has five elements — a grantor, a beneficiary, a trustee, an asset, and a purpose. On the simplest level, a grantor gives an asset to a trustee in order to ensure that it fulfills a purpose that is valuable to the beneficiary. People can use trusts as a way to make sure that the resources they’ve built continue to fulfill their original int...
By Stefano Maffei and Massimo Bianchini: Microfactories: Production units of small and extremely small size that adopt tools and technologies for additive and subtractive miniaturized, open and peer-to-peer manufacturing: nanofactories (factories-in-a-box), desktop factories (factories on a table) and micro-factories (factories in a room), but ...
2010年5月2日 · Definition. "People’s organizations (POs), unlike NGOs, are established by and represent sectors of the population like small farmers, artisanal fisherfolk, slum dwellers and others. POs take a wide variety of forms and exist at various levels. - Community-based organizations (CBOs) mobilize and represent local populations and directly ...
Short Definitions. 1. "Open Hardware is a thing - a physical artifact, either electrical or mechanical - whose design information is available to, and usable by, the public in a way that allows anyone to make, modify, distribute, and use that thing." - The TAPR Open Hardware License [2]
2017年12月31日 · CHAPTER 3 – TOWARDS A COHERENT INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN FOR PUBLIC-COMMONS PARTNERSHIPS Thinking of social and political change in terms of a commons transition strategy requires a profound rethink of our existing institutional mix, and a somewhat new vocabulary.
Description. 1. Greg Rader: "I want to introduce the term "asymmetric accounting" to describe systems that record and track the provision of value rather than the volume of money transacted. Asymmetric accounting mechanisms are congruous with the reality that freely given advice or knowledge can be just as valuable as purchased knowledge.
