...zed here so that we can copy the best ones in the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]].
In [[shared source]], the governance organization is the main vendor itself, e.g. [[Microsoft]].
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...ve '''charitable status''' under the law means that a [[donation]] to that organization results in the issue of a [[tax receipt]] - that is, a [[receipt]] that ent
...jurisdiction give up a right to tax some amount on the assumption that the organization acts in their own interests. In the [[United States]] there are also compl
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A '''troll organization''' tries to [[anarchize]] [[troll]] activity in some more harmonic or disci
See also [[w:troll organization]]
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...It could be inspiring or directly useful to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] in spreading the idea of a single [[healthy signal infrastructure]] adopt
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See [[Simultaneous Policy Organization]] for the organization promoting it most actively, and how we can work with it for a [[healthy sig
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...[[trollism]] - overtrust or undertrust in the [[command hierarchy]] of the organization itself. ''See [[Publish:administrator guidelines]].''
...ing they want, even if they are in the majority. [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will suffer [[legal liability]] if any group becomes systematically trust
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...concern of the [[governance organization]], i.e. [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] delivering [[Consumerium Services]] formally and legally and assuming all
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...]]'s overall role in the [[common values]] of those coming together in the organization
Without a trust model, no one can set up a trusted [[governance organization]] and there is no [[trusted auditor]], so the process cannot even get start
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...cal decisions in the hands of those who will make them for the good of the organization or the stakeholders as a whole. Lack of such a board is almost certainly e
The [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] must be very careful to avoid any conflict of interest, especially with t
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How can [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] avoid these [[worst practices]]?
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...would be allowed to direct some decisions of the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]. That is, rather than rely on [[Consumerium researchers]] exclusively fo
...s type of system, just its application to the problems of our [[Governance Organization]].
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...acking''' will probably be a major concern of the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]. The incentives will be quite high for hackers to break in and change th
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See [[w:capitalism]]. [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] takes no position on capitalism as an economic system other than to requi
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...s a [[legal trust]] that owns [[patent]]s. It must have some [[governance organization]] to actually make decisions about administering these. MIT and the Govern
...uirements in [[Consumerium License]] is up to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]], like other [[license]] constraints.
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'''Legal''' concerns of the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] include:
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...the people involved in making some project happen, or available to some [[organization]] in case they are required. In macro-economics, the term means "a human b
[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] should probably use the more specific [[styles of capital]] analysis wher
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How can or should [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] design participation in [[Consumerium Services]] to maximize democracy an
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...olicy. This is the primary responsibility of the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]. ''See also [[Research:governance]] and [[healthy signal infrastructure]
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Should [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] have a similar list of adopted principles? How would each of them affect
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The [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reserve the right to apply a unique '''Consumerium License''' to any
...dule by module into a free software regime if the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] is satisfied that there is no exploit or attack or low-integrity competit
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...icy. This is the secondary responsibility of the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]. ''It is somewhat less important than [[Publish:governance]]. See also
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...sh through arrangements with other [[essential projects]] and [[governance organization]]s supervising these, it seems unlikely that a [[healthy buying infrastruct
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A disadvantage is that they actually require a [[Governance organization]] and may actually have to enforce license terms sometimes, since they do p
...cense]] terms. Whether this happens is up to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]].
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*[[membership card]] in some organization with [[institutional criteria]] or perhaps customized with [[individual cri
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...to use these or any [[patent pool]] is up to the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]].
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They also usually have a [[governance organization]] to enforce this, and to negotiate tricky situations such as [[mandatory p
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[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] may declare that it uses this model, but, in reality, it is a loose enoug
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...procedure however when a version of a page passes [[Consumerium Governance Organization]]'s legal clearances.''
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'''Libel chill''' is a classic tactic undertaken by an organization that wishes to silence its enemies. It consists of threatening to file [[l
...ature of its work revealing corporate abuses, the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] can expect to very often be the target of such chill. Hopefully it will
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...tract or correct their comments. Accordingly the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] should not use one, and should practice [[reflexive design]] using [[Cons
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...IFEX Governance] system might be a good model for [[Consumerium Governance Organization]].
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...nces of breaking it are [[factionally defined]]. [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] imposes only a minimum ethical code of its own - see [[rules]] - none of
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...[[sustainable business]]es" that "[[donate]]s automatically to [[community organization]]s" and even "facilitates connections" like [[faction]]s or [[Serendipity]]
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[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] may use it for some functions, like, [[trolls]], collectively, voting to
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...vice Provider]] who vends it or contributes it to [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] is a key concern, as one or more [[high bandwidth box]]es will probably b
...] and if there's any need for special skills, the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will hire a [[guild]] or [[consultant]] to do it, that it trusts to steer
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The '''Consumerium Governance Organization''' is a formal entity to do [[Consumerium governance]]. Ultimately it has
...nd be returned to it. The potential of it not being returned, requires an organization to insure it.
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...kinds of '''dispute''' need to be handled by the [[Consumerium Governance Organization]].
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...he UN. For one thing, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ([[w:UNESCO]]), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ([[w:UNHCR]])
* '''[[#World Intellectual Property Organization|WIPO]]'''
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...is unable to admit that it is guilty of [[sysop vandalism]]), but [[troll organization]]s and [[Trollism]] have emerged to challenge that claim.
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...ted States]], will get you on a [[no-fly list]]. [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] should be careful not to reveal [[social network]] information about its
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'''OASIS-OPEN''' [http://www.oasis-open.org/ (.org)] is the '''Organization for Structured Information Standards''', a nonprofit, US-based, internation
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