3 Questions
What is the purpose of the Commonsverse Part 1?
To share knowledge
What is an example of a digital tool used to finance and build commons projects?
Crowdfunding
What is the main difference between Public Goods and Commons?
Public Goods are owned by the state, while Commons are managed by peers.
Study Notes
- The Commons is a socially coherent group of peers managing collective resources (both depletable and replenishable) with minimal reliance on the market or state.
- Many of your favorite #web3 projects are building COMMONS, not Public Goods.
- The Commonsverse Part 1 is a movement dedicated to making education as a social process of sharing and building on existing knowledge.
- Crowdfunding and Crowdequity are two digital tools used to help commoners finance, build, and own their own commons projects.
- Cooperatives have a long history of meeting people's needs in fair-minded, participatory ways.
- Digital Infrastructures are commoners extending the idea of the Internet's TCP/IP protocols and the Web's HTML standards rather than relying on private, proprietary infrastructures.
Test your knowledge on the principles and practices of managing collective resources, building commons projects, and leveraging digital tools like crowdfunding and cooperatives. Explore concepts related to the Commonsverse movement and digital infrastructures.
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