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WikiDeal is a community providing [[:Category:Contract Models|models of contracts]] and a marketplace to make deals using these contracts. | |||
Like on Wikipedia, you can freely access, edit and adapt these contracts, for any context and needs. Each contract model will be connected to a community of users dedicated to improving the contract model, and the marketplace associated with it. | |||
Sign up to be informed about the latest developments of the WikiDeal project! You can also subscribe to our [https://t.me/wikideal_news Telegram Channel]. | |||
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== Contribute == | |||
Please send us examples of contracts you have used in the past through our [https://app.wikideal.net/uploader contract uploader], so that the community can use them as a source of inspiration for designing new contract models! | |||
Please send us an email at team@wikideal.net if you’re interested in further contributing to the project, or in investing financially in WikiDeal! | |||
== Try our prototype == | |||
You can find our alpha-version proof of concept at https://app.wikideal.net, which is made of two parts: | |||
# A “contract builder” which allows you to use a one of the contract templates that are on our wiki, customize it with our own information, and export the result. | |||
# A “contract uploader” which allows you to contribute the contracts that you have used in the past, so that the Wikideal community can use them as inspiration to build new contract models or improve existing ones. | |||
== A common owned by its users == | |||
Users can contribute to developing the platform's technology, legal support and new marketplaces. Coaching to design and adapt deals, mediation & arbitration for fair compensation... | |||
WikiDeal adopts the highest standards on ethics, privacy, customer support, free licensing, low costs and high efficiency, inspired by the participatory governance of Wikipedia and free software projects. | |||
== Learn more == | |||
* [[About]] | |||
* [[Development]] | |||
* [[Key Features]] | * [[Key Features]] | ||
* [[Minimum Viable Product]] | * [[Minimum Viable Product]] | ||
* [[:Category: | * [[Principles]] | ||
* [[Services]] | |||
* [[:Category:Contract Models]] | |||
[[Category:Project info]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:04, 4 March 2025
WikiDeal is a community providing models of contracts and a marketplace to make deals using these contracts.
Like on Wikipedia, you can freely access, edit and adapt these contracts, for any context and needs. Each contract model will be connected to a community of users dedicated to improving the contract model, and the marketplace associated with it.
Sign up to be informed about the latest developments of the WikiDeal project! You can also subscribe to our Telegram Channel.
Contribute
Please send us examples of contracts you have used in the past through our contract uploader, so that the community can use them as a source of inspiration for designing new contract models!
Please send us an email at team@wikideal.net if you’re interested in further contributing to the project, or in investing financially in WikiDeal!
Try our prototype
You can find our alpha-version proof of concept at https://app.wikideal.net, which is made of two parts:
- A “contract builder” which allows you to use a one of the contract templates that are on our wiki, customize it with our own information, and export the result.
- A “contract uploader” which allows you to contribute the contracts that you have used in the past, so that the Wikideal community can use them as inspiration to build new contract models or improve existing ones.
A common owned by its users
Users can contribute to developing the platform's technology, legal support and new marketplaces. Coaching to design and adapt deals, mediation & arbitration for fair compensation...
WikiDeal adopts the highest standards on ethics, privacy, customer support, free licensing, low costs and high efficiency, inspired by the participatory governance of Wikipedia and free software projects.