Commons-based peer production - Revision history

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Characteristics

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 * [[Economic model|OVN economic model]]
 * [[Peer production]]
-* [[Peer to peer}
+* [[Peer to peer]]
 [[Category:Theory]]

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 =See also=
-* [[Economic model]]
+* [[Economic model|OVN economic model]]
 * [[Peer production]]
 [[Category:Theory]]

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 * Also, Benkler spoke about ''digital'' social production, he did not extend his CBPP theory to ''material'' production. ''Peer production'', as practiced by Sensorica, encompass all production, including material.
 * Benkler presented CBPP as entirely bypassing the market. Current ''peer production'' processes include market transactions (also true for Sensorica), but they also include non-market, or non transactional modes of [[distribution]] and [[dissemination]].
 = Characteristics =

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-Also known as long-tail production, term coined by [[Yochai Benkler]].
+Term coined by [[Yochai Benkler]].
-On this wiki we make a distinction between [[commons-based peer production]] (CBPP) and ''[[peer production]]''.
+We can also call it ''long-tail production''.
-* CBPP is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia), as when Benkler published his studies blockchain and other p2p infrastructures didn't exist. [[Peer production]] is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.
-* Also, Benkler spoke about ''digital'' social production, he did not extend his theory to material production. [[Peer production]], as used by Sensorica encompass all production, including material
-* Benkler presented CBPP as entirely bypassing the market. [[Sensorica]]'s use of [[peer production]] includes market transactions, but it also includes other modes of [[distribution]] and [[dissemination]].
+On this wiki we make a distinction between [[commons-based peer production]] (CBPP), proposed by [[Yochai Benkler]] in 2001, and our own notion of ''peer production''.
 = Characteristics =

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 Also known as long-tail production, term coined by [[Yochai Benkler]].
-On this wiki we make a distinction between ''commons-based peer production'' (CBPP) and ''[[peer production]]''.
+On this wiki we make a distinction between [[commons-based peer production]] (CBPP) and ''[[peer production]]''.
 * CBPP is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia), as when Benkler published his studies blockchain and other p2p infrastructures didn't exist. [[Peer production]] is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.
 * Also, Benkler spoke about ''digital'' social production, he did not extend his theory to material production. [[Peer production]], as used by Sensorica encompass all production, including material
-* Benkler presented CBPP as entirely bypassing the market. Sensorica's use of [[peer production]] includes market transactions, but it also includes other modes of [[distribution]] and [[dissemination]].
+* Benkler presented CBPP as entirely bypassing the market. [[Sensorica]]'s use of [[peer production]] includes market transactions, but it also includes other modes of [[distribution]] and [[dissemination]].
 = Characteristics =
-A mode of production that is '''open''' (access to participation, [[permissionless]]), '''transparent''' (access to information), '''decentralized''' (in terms of allocation of resources) and '''horizontal''' (autonomy), involving many actors who use p2p communications (e.g. the Internet) to coordinate. These actors are both independent and interdependent. They may freely share material [[resources]] and the platform ([[infrastructure]]), their knowledge, and collaborative effort to provide solutions to problems.
+A mode of production that is '''open''' (access to participation, [[permissionless]]), '''transparent''' (access to information), '''decentralized''' (in terms of [[allocation]] of [[resources]]) and '''horizontal''' (autonomy), involving many actors who use p2p communications (e.g. the Internet) to coordinate. These actors are both independent and interdependent. They may freely share material [[resources]] and the platform ([[infrastructure]]), their knowledge, and collaborative effort to provide solutions to problems.
 When we speak about [[peer production]] we suppose that the infrastructure is under the [[nondominium]] form of property (ex. [[Bitcoin]]).

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−	Also known as long-tail production, term coined by [~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yochai_Benkler~~ Yochai Benkler].	+	Also known as long-tail production, term coined by [[Yochai Benkler]].

	On this wiki we make a distinction between ''commons-based peer production'' and ''[[peer production]]''. The former is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia). The latter is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.		On this wiki we make a distinction between ''commons-based peer production'' and ''[[peer production]]''. The former is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia). The latter is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.

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 Also known as long-tail production, term coined by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yochai_Benkler Yochai Benkler].
-On this wiki we made a distinction between ''commons-based peer production'' and ''[[peer production]]''.  The former is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia). The latter is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.
+On this wiki we make a distinction between ''commons-based peer production'' and ''[[peer production]]''.  The former is mediated by centralized platforms (ex. such as Wikipedia). The latter is mediated by infrastructure that is under the [[nondominium]] property regime. The difference is significant, since the [[nondominium]] infrastructure is capture resistant.
 = Characteristics =