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'''Software requirements''' are so constrained by [[hardware requirements]], [[protocol requirements]] and (especially) [[performance requirements]] that we should avoid choosing any [[programming language]], production [[wiki code]] or even [[chat code]] until the whole [[healthy buying infrastructure]] is much better understood.  This starts by understanding the [[healthy signal infrastructure]] and its low tolerance for [[e-waste]] or [[volunteer labour]].
'''Software requirements''' are so constrained by [[hardware requirements]] and [[protocol requirements]] that we should avoid choosing [[wiki code]] or even [[chat code]] until the whole [[healthy buying infrastructure]] is much better understood.  This starts by understanding the [[healthy signal infrastructure]].
 
Some questions to keep in mind as these concepts evolve:
 
*[[audio]] vs. [[video]] as primary presentation of [[Consumerium buying signal]]
:Text is the default still
*[[Python]] vs. [[Java]] - consider [[mobile device]] and [[wiki code]] issues
*[[response time]] - is [[HTTP]] an acceptable protocol for our purposes?  If not, can some similar [[REST]] protocol be developed that will be?
*[[PHP]] - useful tool or slow script-kiddie fluff?
 
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