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Migrate EN content + KidsIntro + NotApproved (Lot 6, Theo 2026-06-13)

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{{KidsIntro|This page explains the rules for asking people in the street to support WikiDeal.}}

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Street Fundraising — Wiki Core

{| class="wikitable"
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| Category
| Wiki Core · Rules & Governance
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| Related
| Use Case (Marketplace)
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| Licence
| AGPL v3
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| Status
| Applied Research · Draft v1
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| Review
| Awaiting community review
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== Street Fundraising — Governance, Rules & Best Practices ==
This is the '''Wiki Core page''' for street fundraising — it covers governance rules, ethical standards, and best practices. For the practical use case (contracts, app mockup, scenario), see the Marketplace use case page.
=== 1. Definition & Scope ===
For the purposes of WikiDeal, '''street fundraising''' is defined as:

''"Any face-to-face activity conducted in a public space, event, or semi-public location, by a WikiDeal-registered dialoguer, with the purpose of enrolling new subscribers to a WikiDeal-registered association, in exchange for Rewards generated through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve|bonding curve]]."''

This definition includes:

* Traditional street fundraising (city centres, markets, pedestrian zones)
* Event-based fundraising (festivals, fairs, sporting events)
* Community-based fundraising (neighbourhood events, local gatherings)
* Online/hybrid (QR-code distribution at events linking to subscription form)

This definition '''excludes''' door-to-door fundraising, telemarketing, and purely digital campaigns without a physical dialoguer.

=== 2. Core Principles WM-03 ===
{| class="wikitable principle-table"
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! Principle
! Application
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| '''Transparency'''
| Subscribers always know where their WikiDeal Membership goes. Revenue distribution is publicly auditable.
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| '''Dignity'''
| Interactions must respect the dignity of all parties — dialoguers, passers-by, and association representatives.
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| '''Consent'''
| Subscriptions must be freely given. No pressure, no deception, no "subscribe then cancel" language.
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| '''Retention focus'''
| Credits are tied to subscriber retention, not just acquisition. Quality over quantity.
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| '''Inclusivity'''
| All profiles welcome — retirees, students, volunteers, social aid beneficiaries — with appropriate contract adaptation.
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| '''Community governance'''
| Rules are set and reviewed by the community, not imposed top-down.
|}

=== 3. Mandatory Rules ===
RULE-SF-001 — WikiDeal Subscription Requirement

Every dialoguer must hold an active WikiDeal subscription (WikiDeal Membership) before conducting any street fundraising activity.

RULE-SF-002 — Signed Contract B

All dialoguers must have a signed Contract B (Association ↔ Dialoguer/Volunteer) on file before their first session.

RULE-SF-003 — Completed Training

Minimum 5 training modules must be completed before the first session: WikiDeal platform, contract basics, communication, ethics, AI tools.

RULE-SF-004 — Session Reporting

Every session must be logged in the WikiDeal app before, during (minimum one mid-session update), and after. Incomplete session logs forfeit Credits for that session.

⚠️ RULE-SF-005 — Prohibition of Misleading Advice

Dialoguers are strictly prohibited from advising passers-by to "subscribe for a year and then cancel." Any documented instance triggers an immediate yellow alert and retention audit.

RULE-SF-006 — Collision Avoidance

Two [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups|User Groups]] may not deploy at the same location on the same day without prior coordination through the WikiDeal calendar system.

RULE-SF-007 — Identification

Dialoguers must carry their WikiDeal ID card (or equivalent digital ID) and present it on request.

RULE-SF-008 — Post-Session Feedback

Post-session feedback must be completed within 24 hours. Completing feedback earns Credits (~1 CHF/minute).

=== 4. Ethical Standards ===
* Never approach anyone who has clearly indicated disinterest.
* Never use emotional manipulation to obtain subscriptions.
* Always clearly identify yourself as a WikiDeal dialoguer (not a direct employee of the association).
* Always explain that the subscription can be cancelled at any time.
* Never promise gifts, discounts, or other benefits not covered in the official contract.
* Respect public order, local regulations, and event organizer rules.
* Maintain confidentiality of subscriber personal data (GDPR compliance).

=== 5. User Group Governance WM-03 ===
* '''Minimum size:''' A Street Fundraising User Group requires at least 5 active members.
* '''Elected officers:''' President, Treasurer, Secretary — elected annually by User Group members.
* '''Mandate:''' Officers serve 1-year terms, renewable maximum 3 times.
* '''Meetings:''' Minimum quarterly general assembly (in-person or video).
* '''Delegate:''' One elected delegate to the regional coordination committee.
* '''Transparency:''' Quarterly activity report published on WikiDeal (anonymized individual data).
* '''Financial:''' User Group receives 10% of subscriber dues from members it enrolled (Contract A).

=== 6. Alert System ===
* 🟡 '''Yellow alert:''' First infraction — advisory. Logged, no immediate consequence. Cleared after 3 clean months.
* 🟠 '''Orange alert:''' Second infraction or serious breach — training review required within 30 days. Activity suspended until review completed.
* 🔴 '''Red alert:''' Third infraction or severe breach — suspension review by User Group officers + WikiDeal arbitration. Possible permanent deregistration.

=== 7. Best Practices ===
* Prepare 2-3 different pitches adapted to different audience types (families, commuters, event-goers).
* Use the WikiDeal app's AI suggestions for real-time strategy adjustments.
* Arrive 15 minutes before session start for briefing and equipment check.
* Pair with an experienced dialoguer for the first 3 sessions (mentor system).
* Track your conversion rate by location — build your personal best-locations database.
* Participate in regional meals — peer knowledge sharing is invaluable.
* Review your subscriber retention monthly — reach out to inactive subscribers proactively.

=== 8. Exclusions & Prohibitions ===
* ❌ Door-to-door fundraising (separate framework required)
* ❌ Cold calling / telemarketing
* ❌ Fundraising near places of worship, hospitals, or cemeteries without specific authorization
* ❌ Targeting visibly vulnerable individuals (elderly alone, visibly distressed, minors)
* ❌ Photography or video of subscribers without explicit consent
* ❌ Accepting cash Donations (WikiDeal is subscription-only)
* ❌ Representing unregistered associations

=== 9. Dispute Resolution ===
Disputes between dialoguers, associations, or User Groups follow the WikiDeal standard arbitration process:

# Informal resolution: parties attempt to resolve within 14 days.
# User Group mediation: User Group officers mediate within 30 days.
# WikiDeal arbitration: Formal arbitration panel (3 community members) within 60 days.
# External: If WikiDeal arbitration fails, parties may seek external mediation under applicable law.

=== 10. Periodic Review ===
These rules are reviewed annually by the Street Fundraising community committee. Any WikiDeal member may propose amendments through the standard wiki proposal process. Changes require 2/3 majority approval from active User Group delegates.

'''See also:''' Street Fundraising — Marketplace Use Case · 📱 Street Fundraising App · [[Gov/en/Portal:Institutions/Governance|WikiDeal Governance]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:Ecosystem/Wikimedia-References|Wikimedia References]]

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