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AI-Admin-Assistant: Category cleanup: remove Category:Migration June 2026 (founder order 2026-09-03)

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	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|Co-opetition]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|Co-opetition]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Standardise manual summary: On this page list wrapped in Template:ArticleSummary, same entries (Theo 2026-08-17)

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Standardise manual summary: On this page list wrapped in Template:ArticleSummary, same entries (Theo 2026-08-17)

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	{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice in decisions. They keep a legal structure and share their expertise.}}		{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice in decisions. They keep a legal structure and share their expertise.}}
	{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}
	~~'''On this page:'''~~		{{ArticleSummary\|
	* [[#coopetitive-core\|The coopetitive core of the Market]]		* [[#coopetitive-core\|The coopetitive core of the Market]]
	* [[#revenue-model\|Revenue Model]]		* [[#revenue-model\|Revenue Model]]
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	* [[#examples\|Examples of Planned User Groups]]		* [[#examples\|Examples of Planned User Groups]]
	* [[#state-of-the-art\|State of the art]]		* [[#state-of-the-art\|State of the art]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Visible in-content table of contents (Theo 2026-08-15)

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Visible in-content table of contents (Theo 2026-08-15)

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	{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}
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			* [[#coopetitive-core\|The coopetitive core of the Market]]
			* [[#revenue-model\|Revenue Model]]
			* [[#incubation\|Incubation through Open Calls]]
			* [[#examples\|Examples of Planned User Groups]]
			* [[#state-of-the-art\|State of the art]]
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	= User Groups =		= User Groups =

AI-Admin-Assistant: Rename section to State of the art (Theo 2026-08-15)

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Rename section to State of the art (Theo 2026-08-15)

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	WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).		WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).

	<span id="~~related~~-~~research~~"></span>		<span id="state-of-the-art"></span>
	== ~~Related scientific research~~ ==		== State of the art ==
	Autonomous user communities as the core of a marketplace relate to research on communities of practice, online community design, commons governance, and long tail economics. These works inform the User Groups hypothesis.		Autonomous user communities as the core of a marketplace relate to research on communities of practice, online community design, commons governance, and long tail economics. These works inform the User Groups hypothesis.

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	WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).		WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).

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			== Related scientific research ==
			Autonomous user communities as the core of a marketplace relate to research on communities of practice, online community design, commons governance, and long tail economics. These works inform the User Groups hypothesis.

			* Chris Anderson (2006), ''The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business Is Selling Less of More'', Hyperion, on how niche communities can thrive alongside mass offers: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Long_Tail_(book) book page on Wikipedia].
			* Etienne Wenger, Richard McDermott and William M. Snyder (2002), ''Cultivating Communities of Practice: A Guide to Managing Knowledge'', Harvard Business School Press: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_of_practice community of practice on Wikipedia].
			* Robert E. Kraut and Paul Resnick (2012), ''Building Successful Online Communities: Evidence-Based Social Design'', MIT Press: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_E._Kraut author page on Wikipedia].
			* Jenny Preece (2000), ''Online Communities: Designing Usability, Supporting Sociability'', John Wiley & Sons: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Preece author page on Wikipedia].
			* Michael Cox, Gwen Arnold and Sergio Villamayor-Tomás (2010), ''A Review of Design Principles for Community-based Natural Resource Management'', Ecology and Society, 15(4): [https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-03704-150438 doi:10.5751/ES-03704-150438] · [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elinor_Ostrom Ostrom design principles on Wikipedia].

	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|Co-opetition]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|Co-opetition]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]

AI-Admin-Assistant: Add details about User Groups being incubated via Open Calls

2026-08-09T22:26:47Z

Add details about User Groups being incubated via Open Calls

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	== Incubation ~~and Support~~ ==		== Incubation through Open Calls ==

	~~New~~ User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open Calls fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.		A large portion of User Groups will naturally begin their existence as '''[[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Calls]]'''. In the lifecycle of an Open Call, a Commission is formed to incubate a specific concept or hypothesis. Once the first results are tested and the topic proves to require ongoing updates (commits), voting, and partial autonomy, the Open Call Commission progressively transforms into a permanent User Group. A User Group can operate with or without a formal legal structure.

			While some Open Calls (like designing a logo) are one-off tasks that do not require an ongoing community, marketplace-specific calls (like organizing recurring rides or setting arbitration rules) demand continuous attention. These naturally mature into full-fledged User Groups.

			Once established or during the transition, new User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open Calls fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.

	Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories: a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.		Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories: a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Shorten intros per Theo's 20s rule

2026-08-09T00:56:34Z

Shorten intros per Theo's 20s rule

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	{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice ~~when making~~ decisions. They ~~are required to have~~ a legal structure~~, maintain detailed records on activities, maintain an expertise in their focal area,~~ and share ~~that~~ expertise ~~with the WikiDeal movement.~~		{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice in decisions. They keep a legal structure and share their expertise.}}
			{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}
	They include transversal groups serving all users (such as arbitration or market incubators), national chapters (adapted to each country's legislation) and thematic groups of diverse sizes, mostly geographic (such as babysitting in Geneva or federation of transportation users in Europe). }}
	{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities, below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They organize freely~~, anyone can participate in several groups~~, and the more inclusive a group is, the less competition it faces. Revenue ~~comes~~ from ~~commission shares~~, ~~own~~ bonding-curve rounds and ~~Open Call~~ grants~~; new groups can apply for incubation support from the Ynternet.org Foundation~~.}}
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AI-Admin-Assistant: Rename Open Call to Open Calls; remove reputation credits (Theo 2026-08-03)

2026-08-03T19:50:04Z

Rename Open Call to Open Calls; remove reputation credits (Theo 2026-08-03)

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	== Revenue Model ==		== Revenue Model ==

	User Groups generate income through three channels. First, a share of the Commission on every Transaction within their category/region flows to the User Group's operational fund. Second, User Groups can launch their own [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] funding rounds, using the same mechanism as WikiDeal Core but for their specific context. A babysitting User Group in East Africa might raise CHF 200,000 through its own curve, using the funds to localise contracts, train arbitrators, and build community Infrastructure. Third, User Groups can apply to WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Main\|Open Call]] fund for specific project grants.		User Groups generate income through three channels. First, a share of the Commission on every Transaction within their category/region flows to the User Group's operational fund. Second, User Groups can launch their own [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] funding rounds, using the same mechanism as WikiDeal Core but for their specific context. A babysitting User Group in East Africa might raise CHF 200,000 through its own curve, using the funds to localise contracts, train arbitrators, and build community Infrastructure. Third, User Groups can apply to WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Call]] fund for specific project grants.

	This revenue model is designed to align incentives: User Groups that grow the volume and quality of Transactions in their category earn more, reinvesting in further growth. User Groups that operate arbitration services professionally attract more Transactions, because users trust the dispute resolution. The result is a federated system where local expertise is rewarded and central overhead is minimised.		This revenue model is designed to align incentives: User Groups that grow the volume and quality of Transactions in their category earn more, reinvesting in further growth. User Groups that operate arbitration services professionally attract more Transactions, because users trust the dispute resolution. The result is a federated system where local expertise is rewarded and central overhead is minimised.
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	== Incubation and Support ==		== Incubation and Support ==

	New User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open ~~Call~~ fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.		New User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open Calls fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.

	Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories: a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.		Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories: a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Enrich: coopetitive core of the Market, inclusiveness reduces competition, examples (Theo points 26/28)

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Enrich: coopetitive core of the Market, inclusiveness reduces competition, examples (Theo points 26/28)

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	{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice when making decisions. They are required to have a legal structure, maintain detailed records on activities, maintain an expertise in their focal area, and share that expertise with the ~~Wikideal~~ movement.		{{KidsIntro\|User groups are teams of people who use the platform for the same reason. They join together to share ideas, help each other, and have a stronger voice when making decisions. They are required to have a legal structure, maintain detailed records on activities, maintain an expertise in their focal area, and share that expertise with the WikiDeal movement.

	They include transversal groups serving all users (such as arbitration or market incubators), national chapters (adapted to each country's legislation) and thematic groups of diverse sizes, mostly geographic (such as babysitting in Geneva or federation of transportation users in ~~europe~~). }}		They include transversal groups serving all users (such as arbitration or market incubators), national chapters (adapted to each country's legislation) and thematic groups of diverse sizes, mostly geographic (such as babysitting in Geneva or federation of transportation users in Europe). }}
			{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities, below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They organize freely, anyone can participate in several groups, and the more inclusive a group is, the less competition it faces. Revenue comes from commission shares, own bonding-curve rounds and Open Call grants; new groups can apply for incubation support from the Ynternet.org Foundation.}}
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			= User Groups =

	✏️ '''User view:''' You are viewing a community, marketplace, or contract page.		✏️ '''User view:''' You are viewing a community, marketplace, or contract page.

	~~== User Groups ==~~

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	'''User Groups''' are WikiDeal's primary organisational units below the platform level. A User Group is a community of WikiDeal members organised around a specific service category (babysitting), geographic region (babysitting in Spanish-speaking countries), or combination of both. User Groups operate with significant autonomy — setting their own Commission rates within WikiDeal's boundaries, managing their own arbitration systems, and organising their own community events — while respecting the core WikiDeal principles embedded in the model.		'''User Groups''' are WikiDeal's primary organisational units below the platform level. A User Group is a community of WikiDeal members organised around a specific service category (babysitting), geographic region (babysitting in Spanish-speaking countries), or combination of both. User Groups operate with significant autonomy, setting their own Commission rates within WikiDeal's boundaries, managing their own arbitration systems, and organising their own community events, while respecting the core WikiDeal principles embedded in the model.

			<span id="coopetitive-core"></span>
			== The coopetitive core of the Market ==

			'''User groups are the core of the Market.''' They organize freely, in [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|coopetitive]] mode: competition inside WikiDeal happens between user groups, cooperatively. Anyone can participate in several user groups at once.

			'''The more inclusive a group is, the less competition it faces''': inclusiveness reduces internal competition, leaving mostly external competition. Very specific postures are possible. Two dictated examples:

			* a group specialized in '''night transport between two cities''': private night buses, with the possibility to sleep in the vehicle;
			* '''babysitting only in a holiday context''': young people travelling to attractive destinations while being babysitters.

	=== Revenue Model ===		<span id="revenue-model"></span>
			== Revenue Model ==

	User Groups generate income through three channels. First, a share of the Commission on every Transaction within their category/region flows to the User Group's operational fund. Second, User Groups can launch their own [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] funding rounds — using the same mechanism as WikiDeal Core but for their specific context. A babysitting User Group in East Africa might raise CHF 200,000 through its own curve, using the funds to localise contracts, train arbitrators, and build community Infrastructure. Third, User Groups can apply to WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]] fund for specific project grants.		User Groups generate income through three channels. First, a share of the Commission on every Transaction within their category/region flows to the User Group's operational fund. Second, User Groups can launch their own [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve\|bonding curve]] funding rounds, using the same mechanism as WikiDeal Core but for their specific context. A babysitting User Group in East Africa might raise CHF 200,000 through its own curve, using the funds to localise contracts, train arbitrators, and build community Infrastructure. Third, User Groups can apply to WikiDeal's [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main\|Open Call]] fund for specific project grants.

	This revenue model is designed to align incentives: User Groups that grow the volume and quality of Transactions in their category earn more, reinvesting in further growth. User Groups that operate arbitration services professionally attract more Transactions, because users trust the dispute resolution. The result is a federated system where local expertise is rewarded and central overhead is minimised.		This revenue model is designed to align incentives: User Groups that grow the volume and quality of Transactions in their category earn more, reinvesting in further growth. User Groups that operate arbitration services professionally attract more Transactions, because users trust the dispute resolution. The result is a federated system where local expertise is rewarded and central overhead is minimised.

	=== Incubation and Support ===		<span id="incubation"></span>
			== Incubation and Support ==

	New User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open Call fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.		New User Groups can apply for incubation support from Ynternet.org Foundation, which provides: legal template adaptation for local jurisdictions; technical setup assistance for the WikiDeal platform; access to the foundation's network of advisors and partner organisations; and a small seed grant from the Open Call fund. Incubation is time-limited (typically 12 months) and requires the User Group to demonstrate genuine community need, governance capacity, and alignment with WikiDeal values.

	Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories — a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.		Co-incubation is also supported: two or more User Groups working in complementary domains (e.g. babysitting and tutoring in the same city) can co-incubate, sharing Infrastructure costs and community events while maintaining separate governance. This reduces the overhead of launching multiple groups in the same geography and creates natural bridges between service categories: a family using WikiDeal for babysitting may discover tutoring services, and vice versa.

	=== Examples of Planned User Groups ===		<span id="examples"></span>
			== Examples of Planned User Groups ==

	WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).		WikiDeal's roadmap includes User Groups for: babysitting (global launch, multiple regional groups); private tutoring (language-based and subject-based groups); pet care (sitting, walking, veterinary facilitation); bicycle and tool lending cooperatives; local food markets and community-supported agriculture; freelance creative services; and language learning exchanges. Each of these domains has an established informal economy that is (illustrative example) either unplatformed (and therefore lacks trust Infrastructure) or over-platformed (and therefore paying excessive Commissions to extractive intermediaries).

	'''See also:'''		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Coopetition\|Co-opetition]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Main\|All innovations]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main\|R&D Portal]]
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	{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|User Groups are proposed as the coopetitive core of the Market: autonomous local, thematic or transversal communities below the platform level, with their own governance and commission share. They would organize freely, and the more inclusive a group, the less competition it faces. Revenue would come from commissions, bonding-curve rounds and open-call grants.}}
	~~'''On this page:'''~~		{{ArticleSummary\|
	* [[#coopetitive-core\|The coopetitive core of the Market]]		* [[#coopetitive-core\|The coopetitive core of the Market]]
	* [[#revenue-model\|Revenue Model]]		* [[#revenue-model\|Revenue Model]]
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	* [[#state-of-the-art\|State of the art]]		* [[#state-of-the-art\|State of the art]]
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