Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs - Revision history

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

2026-08-03T19:50:07Z

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

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	The anchor Living Lab is '''Ecopol''', a sustainable community project that operates as WikiDeal's primary pilot environment. Ecopol is a member of the '''European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)''', giving WikiDeal's research outputs formal recognition within the European research community. Ecopol provides a multi-service context — food, energy, mobility, care, education — where multiple WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] can be tested simultaneously, and where interactions between service domains can be observed.		The anchor Living Lab is '''Ecopol''', a sustainable community project that operates as WikiDeal's primary pilot environment. Ecopol is a member of the '''European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)''', giving WikiDeal's research outputs formal recognition within the European research community. Ecopol provides a multi-service context — food, energy, mobility, care, education — where multiple WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups\|User Groups]] can be tested simultaneously, and where interactions between service domains can be observed.

	The Ecopol Living Lab publishes regular reports on platform performance, governance experiences, and community dynamics. These reports are written by human researchers, by community members, by AI-assisted synthesis tools, and by hybrid processes — always with full disclosure of the authoring method. The reports feed directly into the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Main\|Open Call]] process, providing empirical evidence for proposals.		The Ecopol Living Lab publishes regular reports on platform performance, governance experiences, and community dynamics. These reports are written by human researchers, by community members, by AI-assisted synthesis tools, and by hybrid processes — always with full disclosure of the authoring method. The reports feed directly into the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Call]] process, providing empirical evidence for proposals.

	=== Thematic Living Labs ===		=== Thematic Living Labs ===
	In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how Karma tokens and Rewards can interoperate with other community currency systems).		In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how Karma tokens and Rewards can interoperate with other community currency systems).

	Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open ~~Call~~, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.		Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Calls, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.

	=== The Living Lab as Democratic Science ===		=== The Living Lab as Democratic Science ===

AI-Admin-Assistant: Rewards vocabulary: umbrella term Credits renamed to Rewards (Theo 2026-08-03)

2026-08-03T06:59:15Z

Rewards vocabulary: umbrella term Credits renamed to Rewards (Theo 2026-08-03)

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	=== Thematic Living Labs ===		=== Thematic Living Labs ===
	In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how Karma tokens and ~~credits~~ can interoperate with other community currency systems).		In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how Karma tokens and Rewards can interoperate with other community currency systems).

	Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.		Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Category:Innovation

2026-07-22T15:58:55Z

Add Category:Innovation

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	[[Category:Migration June 2026]]		[[Category:Migration June 2026]]

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: WIL token -> Karma token; WIL = WikiDeal License only (Theo 2026-07-16)

2026-07-16T21:54:26Z

Terminology: WIL token -> Karma token; WIL = WikiDeal License only (Theo 2026-07-16)

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	=== Thematic Living Labs ===		=== Thematic Living Labs ===
	In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how ~~WIL~~ tokens and credits can interoperate with other community currency systems).		In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how Karma tokens and credits can interoperate with other community currency systems).

	Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.		Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Terminology: miles / Miles Credits -> WIL token (WikiDeal Inner Life), Theo 2026-07-16

2026-07-16T19:46:59Z

Terminology: miles / Miles Credits -> WIL token (WikiDeal Inner Life), Theo 2026-07-16

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	=== Thematic Living Labs ===		=== Thematic Living Labs ===
	In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how ~~WikiDeal miles~~ and credits can interoperate with other community currency systems).		In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how WIL tokens and credits can interoperate with other community currency systems).

	Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.		Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Protected "Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs": Bulk protection: Gov pages = administrators only (Theo 2026-06-20) ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

2026-06-20T13:28:06Z

Protected "Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Living-Labs": Bulk protection: Gov pages = administrators only (Theo 2026-06-20) ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Remove hard {{NotApproved}} notice (redundant with auto-generated ApprovedRevs notice) — Theo request 2026-06-20

2026-06-20T13:12:24Z

Remove hard {{NotApproved}} notice (redundant with auto-generated ApprovedRevs notice) — Theo request 2026-06-20

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	== Living Labs ==		== Living Labs ==

AI-Admin-Assistant: Migrate EN content + KidsIntro + NotApproved (Lot 5, Theo 2026-06-13)

2026-06-13T20:50:41Z

Migrate EN content + KidsIntro + NotApproved (Lot 5, Theo 2026-06-13)

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== Living Labs ==
Living Labs

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Network
| European Network of Living Labs
|-
| Anchor
| Ecopol Living Lab
|-
| Outputs
| Reports · Pilots · Blog
|-
| Content
| Human + AI-assisted
|-
| Themes
| Payments · AI · Legal · Commons
|}

WikiDeal's '''Living Labs''' are research environments where the platform's economic and governance models are observed, tested, and refined in real-world conditions. The term "living" is deliberate: these are not controlled laboratory experiments but dynamic, organic environments where real users engage with real services under real conditions — and the research captures that complexity rather than sanitising it.

=== Ecopol Living Lab ===
The anchor Living Lab is '''Ecopol''', a sustainable community project that operates as WikiDeal's primary pilot environment. Ecopol is a member of the '''European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)''', giving WikiDeal's research outputs formal recognition within the European research community. Ecopol provides a multi-service context — food, energy, mobility, care, education — where multiple WikiDeal [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups|User Groups]] can be tested simultaneously, and where interactions between service domains can be observed.

The Ecopol Living Lab publishes regular reports on platform performance, governance experiences, and community dynamics. These reports are written by human researchers, by community members, by AI-assisted synthesis tools, and by hybrid processes — always with full disclosure of the authoring method. The reports feed directly into the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Main|Open Call]] process, providing empirical evidence for proposals.

=== Thematic Living Labs ===
In addition to Ecopol, WikiDeal operates thematic Living Labs focused on specific research questions. (illustrative) and planned themes include: '''Transactions, Payments, and Crypto''' (exploring solutions including GNU Taler, Deblock, and CHF stablecoins for at-cost payment processing); '''AI Strategies''' (monitoring and evaluating AI tools for cooperative platform management); '''Contract Law and Free Legal Resources''' (developing free-licensed legal templates for new jurisdictions); '''Commons Communities''' (studying governance models from Ostromian commons, platform cooperatives, and DAOs); '''Legal Watch''' (monitoring regulatory developments relevant to cooperative platforms, including FINMA sandbox rules); and '''Time Banks and Alternative Currencies''' (exploring how WikiDeal miles and credits can interoperate with other community currency systems).

Each Living Lab produces three types of output: ''observations'' (what is happening), ''synthesis'' (what it means), and ''pilot proposals'' (what to try next). The pilot proposals feed into the Open Call, ensuring that the research agenda is practically grounded and that Living Lab findings directly influence the platform's evolution.

=== The Living Lab as Democratic Science ===
WikiDeal's Living Labs operate on the principle that the people being researched should also be researchers. Community members at Ecopol and in User Groups are trained in basic research methods — observation, documentation, analysis — and contribute their findings alongside professional researchers. This democratises the knowledge production process and ensures that research findings reflect lived experience rather than only external observation.

'''See also:'''

[[Category:Migration June 2026]]