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OSCoin, open source everything. “It is in this light that we must recognize that only a restoration of open-source culture, and all that enables across the full spectrum of open-source possibilities, can allow humanity to harness the distributed intelligence of the collective and create the equivalent of heaven on Earth — in other words, a world that works for all.” - The Open-Source Everything Manifesto Over the last few decades, with the emergence of open-source software, we've experienced an unprecedented acceleration in the development of our digital infrastructure, one that has become a new commons — a public good we are now collectively responsible for. But we are all familiar with cases like Heartbleed, with developer burn-out, with projects acquired by ill-incentivized or incompetent parties. Today, many valuable OSS projects are unable to define themselves in traditional market terms, while others find it incompatible with their ethics and struggle without financial support. But what if we had the means to improve upon this? What if we could create a decentralized network run by the community and contributors, with a sustainable economy to back it — one in which p...
OSCoin, open source everything. “It is in this light that we must recognize that only a restoration of open-source culture, and all that enables across the full spectrum of open-source possibilities, can allow humanity to harness the distributed intelligence of the collective and create the equivalent of heaven on Earth — in other words, a world that works for all.” - The Open-Source Everything Manifesto Over the last few decades, with the emergence of open-source software, we've experienced an unprecedented acceleration in the development of our digital infrastructure, one that has become a new commons — a public good we are now collectively responsible for. But we are all familiar with cases like Heartbleed, with developer burn-out, with projects acquired by ill-incentivized or incompetent parties. Today, many valuable OSS projects are unable to define themselves in traditional market terms, while others find it incompatible with their ethics and struggle without financial support. But what if we had the means to improve upon this? What if we could create a decentralized network run by the community and contributors, with a sustainable economy to back it — one in which p...
