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TiberiusB: Created page with "Means spreading. Requires some push but mostly relies on adption. We say that ideas and knowledge disseminates. Replaces the concept of ''distribution'' as in transnati..."

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Created page with "Means spreading. Requires some push but mostly relies on adption. We say that ideas and knowledge disseminates. Replaces the concept of ''distribution'' as in transnati..."

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Means spreading. Requires some push but mostly relies on [[adption]]. We say that ideas and knowledge disseminates.

Replaces the concept of ''distribution'' as in transnational ''market distribution''.

In capitalism solutions are offered in the form of products and reach those in need through market transactions, You need to cut something, someone has made a knife, you can buy it at the store.
[Commons-based peer production]] is an economic process through which solutions are spread not as products of commodities, but as designs created with [[DIY]] in mind. In other words, you need to cut something, you can search on the Internet how to make a knife, find some open source design, buy the materials and fabricate one yourself. This proposition may seem too far-fetched fut in fact this reality is here. With the advent of digital fabrication, a lot of household objects can be 3D printed for example. All one needs is a 3D model (a digital file) and access to a 3D printer, which has now become a ubiquitous technology. The time and cost to purchase an object approaches very rapidly the time and cost to make one. For more sophisticated objects we can imagine the future use local shared digital fabrication facilities, offering more robust and sophisticated tools and technical support. We call this ''hyper local fabrication''. This follows the p2p mantra: ''from global commons to local production''. Thus, in a p2p society we will rely less on ''distribution'' of products that embody solutions to some problems and more on ''dissemination'' of open source designs for DIY, local fabrication.

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 =As part of a ventures=
-In [[Sensorica]]'s [[methodology]] applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
+In Sensorica's [[methodology]] applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
 Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology. This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]

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 =As part of a ventures=
-In [[Sensorica]]'s [[Methodologies:methodology]] applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
+In [[Sensorica]]'s [[methodology]] applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
 Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology. This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]

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 =As part of a ventures=
-In [[Sensorica]]'s methodology applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
+In [[Sensorica]]'s [[Methodologies:methodology]] applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
 Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology. This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]

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	In [[Sensorica]]'s methodology applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.		In [[Sensorica]]'s methodology applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.

−	Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology.	+	Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology. This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]
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−	This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]

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	See also [https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Cosmo-Localism#Sources cosmo-localism], a concept disseminated by [[Michel Bauwens]].		See also [https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Cosmo-Localism#Sources cosmo-localism], a concept disseminated by [[Michel Bauwens]].
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		+	=As part of a ventures=
		+	In [[Sensorica]]'s methodology applied at the level of [[ventures]], ''Dissemination'' is a Work Package, i.e. a cluster of activities, akin to marketing and sales in traditional organizations.
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		+	Sensoricans use a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vUhQJ7wapgEwN8cEGfDMR4YR2x_Fgxc6ve-3lc5WNKY/edit template] for this methodology.
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		+	This is part of how [[ventures]] in [[Sensorica]] organize activities. See more on the [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1hi_VMgwMoQoLcLPln6lCHQ692ORIGnYqFbBDOcPff-8/edit Orientation or Venture map template]

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 Replaces the concept of ''[[distribution]]'' as in transnational ''market distribution'' of goods.
-In [[capitalism]], solutions are offered in the form of [[products]] and reach those in need through market transactions, You need to cut something, someone has made a knife, you can buy it at the store.
+In [[capitalism]], solutions are offered in the form of [[products]] and reach those in need through market transactions. You need to cut something, someone has made a knife, you can buy it at the store.
-[Commons-based peer production]] is an economic process through which solutions are spread not as products of commodities, but as designs created with [[DIY]] in mind. In other words, you need to cut something, you can search on the Internet how to make a knife, find some open source design, buy the materials and fabricate one yourself. This proposition may seem too far-fetched fut in fact this reality is here. With the advent of digital fabrication, a lot of household objects can be 3D printed for example. All one needs is a 3D model (a digital file) and access to a 3D printer, which has now become a ubiquitous technology. The time and cost to purchase an object approaches very rapidly the time and cost to make one. For more sophisticated objects we can imagine the future use local shared digital fabrication facilities, offering more robust and sophisticated tools and technical support. We call this ''hyper local fabrication''. This follows the p2p mantra: ''from global commons to local production''. Thus, in a p2p society we will rely less on ''[[distribution]]'' of products that embody solutions to some problems and more on ''dissemination'' of open source designs for DIY, local fabrication.
+[[Commons-based peer production]] is an economic process through which solutions are spread not as [[products]] or [[commodities]], but as designs created with [[DIY]] in mind. In other words, you need to cut something, you can search on the Internet how to make a knife, find some [[open source]] design, buy the materials and fabricate one yourself. This proposition may seem too far-fetched fut in fact this reality is here. With the advent of digital fabrication, a lot of household objects can be 3D printed for example. All one needs is a 3D model (a digital file) and access to a 3D printer, which has now become a ubiquitous technology. The time and cost to purchase an object approaches very rapidly the time and cost to make one. For more sophisticated objects we can imagine the future use local shared digital fabrication facilities, offering more robust and sophisticated tools and technical support. We call this ''hyper local fabrication''. This follows the p2p mantra: ''from global commons to local production''. Thus, in a p2p society we will rely less on ''[[distribution]]'' of products that embody solutions to some problems and more on ''dissemination'' of open source designs for [[DIY]], local fabrication.

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-Replaces the concept of ''distribution'' as in transnational ''market distribution''.
+Replaces the concept of ''[[distribution]]'' as in transnational ''market distribution''.
 In capitalism solutions are offered in the form of products and reach those in need through market transactions, You need to cut something, someone has made a knife, you can buy it at the store.
-[Commons-based peer production]] is an economic process through which solutions are spread not as products of commodities, but as designs created with [[DIY]] in mind. In other words, you need to cut something, you can search on the Internet how to make a knife, find some open source design, buy the materials and fabricate one yourself. This proposition may seem too far-fetched fut in fact this reality is here. With the advent of digital fabrication, a lot of household objects can be 3D printed for example. All one needs is a 3D model (a digital file) and access to a 3D printer, which has now become a ubiquitous technology. The time and cost to purchase an object approaches very rapidly the time and cost to make one. For more sophisticated objects we can imagine the future use local shared digital fabrication facilities, offering more robust and sophisticated tools and technical support. We call this ''hyper local fabrication''. This follows the p2p mantra: ''from global commons to local production''. Thus, in a p2p society we will rely less on ''distribution'' of products that embody solutions to some problems and more on ''dissemination'' of open source designs for DIY, local fabrication.
+[Commons-based peer production]] is an economic process through which solutions are spread not as products of commodities, but as designs created with [[DIY]] in mind. In other words, you need to cut something, you can search on the Internet how to make a knife, find some open source design, buy the materials and fabricate one yourself. This proposition may seem too far-fetched fut in fact this reality is here. With the advent of digital fabrication, a lot of household objects can be 3D printed for example. All one needs is a 3D model (a digital file) and access to a 3D printer, which has now become a ubiquitous technology. The time and cost to purchase an object approaches very rapidly the time and cost to make one. For more sophisticated objects we can imagine the future use local shared digital fabrication facilities, offering more robust and sophisticated tools and technical support. We call this ''hyper local fabrication''. This follows the p2p mantra: ''from global commons to local production''. Thus, in a p2p society we will rely less on ''[[distribution]]'' of products that embody solutions to some problems and more on ''dissemination'' of open source designs for DIY, local fabrication.