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From [[WhoWeAre#Mission]]
 
From [[WhoWeAre#Mission]]
  
People, who love the light of the general public consciousness, have good reasons to open up as many of their activities as possible.
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Reasons for fostering open collaboration are:
  
As collaboration may be highly valued, even in criminal or terroristic organizations, collaboration might be a "way of life" for these groups too.
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* building trust
 
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* lowering the threshold for newcomers
'''Open''' collaboration of terroristic activities are doomed to "diminish into thin air", due to the power of the majority of internet people, which are good-natured. Aren't we? ;-)
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* reducing the costs of collaboration
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* creating more value for the wider community
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* ...
  
 
[[User:Fridemar|fridemar]] 04:10, 10 November 2007 (PST)
 
[[User:Fridemar|fridemar]] 04:10, 10 November 2007 (PST)
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==Discussion:==
 
==Discussion:==
  
[[Friedmar]] - I like the introduction of the open in front of collaboration, I don't think that the link here adds any value yet. ~~ [[MarkDilley]]
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[[fridemar]] - I like the introduction of the open in front of collaboration, I don't think that the link here adds any value yet. ~~ [[MarkDilley]]
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Mark, agreed. So I reformulated the intro. What about building together a list of Pros and Cons ... to open up further exploration and discussion? [[User:Fridemar|fridemar]] 18:01, 10 November 2007 (PST)

Latest revision as of 02:05, 11 November 2007

From WhoWeAre#Mission

Reasons for fostering open collaboration are:

  • building trust
  • lowering the threshold for newcomers
  • reducing the costs of collaboration
  • creating more value for the wider community
  • ...

fridemar 04:10, 10 November 2007 (PST)

Discussion:

fridemar - I like the introduction of the open in front of collaboration, I don't think that the link here adds any value yet. ~~ MarkDilley

Mark, agreed. So I reformulated the intro. What about building together a list of Pros and Cons ... to open up further exploration and discussion? fridemar 18:01, 10 November 2007 (PST)



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