'''HTTP''' is the '''HyperText Transfer Protocol''' standardized by [[W3]].
It is considered a [[RESTful]] protocol by definition.
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A '''Consumerium protocol''' would be the most effective way to move the [[Consumerium buying signal]
...y box involved, which can serve temporarily as a [[server box]]. If the [[protocol requirements]] can be resolved, then this would be the last step to a [[Dis
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...issolve Wikipedia] into a protocol, that could prototype the [[Consumerium protocol]] itself...!
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...oftware requirements''' are so constrained by [[hardware requirements]], [[protocol requirements]] and (especially) [[performance requirements]] that we should
...n acceptable protocol for our purposes? If not, can some similar [[REST]] protocol be developed that will be?
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...sic things like running [[server software]] and adjudicating the various [[protocol requirements]] and keeping co-ordinated with the evolution of the [[healthy
...l, on ''any'' scale, and allows us to test [[hardware requirements]] and [[protocol requirements]] and develop more robust [[software requirements]].
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*[[slavery]] has commonly been used in its production, ''see [[Cocoa Protocol]] for an effort to end this''
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'''Protocol requirements''' for the [[healthy buying infrastructure]] seem to include a
...erwiki identity standard]] for more on this, which suggests [[jabber.org]] protocol may play a role in [[authentication]]. Possibly [[SMS]] also for communica
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protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section
...e more complex than the [[interwiki link standard]] that applies when both protocol (http://) and subprotocol (/wiki/) can be assumed, these are relatively eas
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...universal. It is probably the best example, better even than the [[Cocoa Protocol]], of a [[comprehensive outcome]] model that informs the [[commodity market
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...everything "fair and above board". This should be as close to a [[formal protocol]] as possible.
*[[publish protocol]] to keep generating a [[Consumerium buying signal]] that satisfies [[indiv
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The [[Publish:policy]] is set by '''governance''' using the [[publish protocol]]: the overall process of changing the policy. This is the primary respon
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The [[Research:policy]] is set by '''governance''' using the [[research protocol]]: the overall process of changing the policy. This is the secondary resp
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...del that this is nowhere near enough of a specification of real decision [[protocol]]s.
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...ributed Consumerium]], there is no such core server, and the [[Consumerium protocol]] replaces it for all practical purposes.
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...advantage by delaying. It is quite important in treaties like the [[Kyoto Protocol]] (which requires all countries to do the same things on the same schedule
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Whoever they are, they must work towards a [[Consumerium governance]] protocol and eventually handing off dispute resolution on this to a [[Consumerium Go
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...er]] using a [[Consumerium checker]] that we design, and the [[Consumerium protocol]] supporting it, had a little information about that user, like maybe 32 bi
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[[Protocol requirements]] force the schema to name certain things certain ways. So wi
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'''WAP''' or Wireless Application Protocol is part of the [[IMT-2000]] [[ITU]] standards that includes [[GPRS]], [[Blu
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...[[ASN.1]] for [[Minimum Message Length]] and proof that the [[Consumerium protocol]] is efficient. ''This must probably be [[GPL]], expressing the [[glossary
.... This may include coding for specific [[hardware device]]s or [[wireless protocol]]s. Because this code actually generates [[consumer advice]], it is [[valu
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