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The '''Minimum Viable Product''' (MVP) is planned to provide the following wiki-managed features:

* Models of ''ready to use and customizable'' '''contracts (“deals”)''', agreements and rules of functioning.
** Each contract includes optional '''clauses''' to help make fair deals, such as adapted conditions of payment, cancellation terms, easy authentication of signatures...
** Each clause of each contract is easy to adapt, edit, comment, explain and refer to laws and stats.
* Automated scenarios helping dealers '''select and respect each clause of their deals,''' raising awareness with ''tutorials'', ''reminders'', ''amendments'', ''alerts'', ''stats''… 
* Conflict prevention and resolution between WikiDealers using '''coaching, mediation''' and '''arbitration.'''
* Fair deal '''enclosure options''' (executing, cancelling and settlement with compensation or transfer).

== '''Which deals are we talking about?''' ==
First, ''peer-to-peer'' deals for everyday life, including: 

* Services such as transportation, freelance, internship…
* Renting goods (functional economy) including hosting, vehicles, clothes… 
* Buying and selling (ticketing for shows, real estate, food, machines…).
* Loans of goods without middle men (from loaning funds to books or bikes).
* Partnership (employment, pre-nuptial/marriage/divorce, co-owning goods…)
* All other types of deals humans can imagine.

Then, deals with multiple stakeholders, such as:

* Leasing including three parts: buyers, sellers and loaners (banks, insurance, funds…).
* Social contracts and rules for shared real estate, such as condominiums and communities.
* Private-public partnership, such as those to protect forests or assess quality of products.
* Franchising agreement (such as those between TED Foundation and TEDx event licensees).
* Joint ventures (from co-working to buying shares of a company).
* Pedagogical signage to respect deals, such as waste management rules on a public toilet.

== '''Why do we need WikiDeal?''' ==
See [[principles]].

=== '''How does it work?''' ===
Clauses of deals are published by users under the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ CC BY-SA 4.0], just like Wikipedia articles. So you can use, adapt and redistribute your models freely.

Customized services are provided by freelancers and small companies, including coaching to design a fair deal, mediation and simplified arbitration to solve conflicts, adapting models to diverse contexts and gathering new markets.

=== '''For who?''' ===
For everyone! You can freely use the models of deals for any bilateral or multilateral deals.
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