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In 2024, WikiDeal is launching the vision and gathering contributions to make it happen: operational developers (tech/legal/markets), a steering committee, donors & investors.
{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal is building a new website where people can work together to make fair deals and solve problems. It uses special computer tools and rules to help communities share things and make decisions together.}}
{{ExpertIntro|WikiDeal is emerging as a decentralized governance platform integrating MediaWiki infrastructure with legal contract templates and smart contract mechanisms. The initiative suggests a trajectory toward facilitating participatory deal-making across communities, potentially leveraging AI-assisted onboarding and blockchain-based service provision, though the scalability and legal interoperability of these layered systems remain under development.}}
 
In 2024, WikiDeal is launching the vision and gathering contributions to make it happen: operational developers (tech/legal/markets), a steering committee, donors & early supporters.


WIkiDeal plans to facilitate the participative development of the following services:  
WIkiDeal plans to facilitate the participative development of the following services:  


# A '''Minimum Viable Product (MVP)''' based on [[mediawikiwiki:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]], see  [[Minimum Viable Product|key features for  a Minimum Viable Product]].
# Technology : a '''Minimum Viable Product (MVP)''' based on [[mediawikiwiki:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]], see on wikideal mediawiki [[Minimum Viable Product|key features for  a Minimum Viable Product]] (MVP)
# Fundamental rules and legal issues, adapted from [[wikimedia:Policy:Terms_of_Use/en|Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use]] and related principles.
# Policies : fundamental rules and legal issues, adapted from [[wikimedia:Policy:Terms_of_Use/en|Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use]] and related principles.
# Models of legal contracts helping you create deals.
# Legal : Models of legal contracts helping you create deals. First ossible examples of deals validated by lawyers (proofs of concept) :
# Two initial fully packed examples:  
## ''Grant management'' deal models to monitor donations & subventions for NGOs.
## ''Grant management'' deal models to monitor donations & subventions for NGOs.
## ''Simplified chamber of arbitration,'' to be ready for conflict management.
## Guidelines for creation and management of local ''Simplified Chamber of Arbitration for small causes,'' resolving conflicts between wikidealers.
# More...
# Market : first communities of practices adopting the tool (such as decentralized bike rental system, cohousing rules of functioning), law student adopting wikideal as special project for remote intership     
 
# A bounding curve machine to manage initial contributions boosting wikideal markets and portals to be efficiently structured and developed.
[[Category:Website]]
# Tech & market support : AI bot supporting volunteers helping newcomers integrate in wikideal ecosystem (customer support). 
# Technology & market : ethereum-based Smart contract for a wikideal portal services providers (legal, market, technologies)   
# And many more, depending on your ideas and the incubators team (steering committee) ...
[[Category:Project info]]

Latest revision as of 03:29, 9 August 2026

💡 In simple words: WikiDeal is building a new website where people can work together to make fair deals and solve problems. It uses special computer tools and rules to help communities share things and make decisions together.

🎯 In 20 seconds (scientific summary): WikiDeal is emerging as a decentralized governance platform integrating MediaWiki infrastructure with legal contract templates and smart contract mechanisms. The initiative suggests a trajectory toward facilitating participatory deal-making across communities, potentially leveraging AI-assisted onboarding and blockchain-based service provision, though the scalability and legal interoperability of these layered systems remain under development.


In 2024, WikiDeal is launching the vision and gathering contributions to make it happen: operational developers (tech/legal/markets), a steering committee, donors & early supporters.

WIkiDeal plans to facilitate the participative development of the following services:

  1. Technology : a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) based on MediaWiki, see on wikideal mediawiki key features for a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
  2. Policies : fundamental rules and legal issues, adapted from Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use and related principles.
  3. Legal : Models of legal contracts helping you create deals. First ossible examples of deals validated by lawyers (proofs of concept) :
    1. Grant management deal models to monitor donations & subventions for NGOs.
    2. Guidelines for creation and management of local Simplified Chamber of Arbitration for small causes, resolving conflicts between wikidealers.
  4. Market : first communities of practices adopting the tool (such as decentralized bike rental system, cohousing rules of functioning), law student adopting wikideal as special project for remote intership
  5. A bounding curve machine to manage initial contributions boosting wikideal markets and portals to be efficiently structured and developed.
  6. Tech & market support : AI bot supporting volunteers helping newcomers integrate in wikideal ecosystem (customer support).
  7. Technology & market : ethereum-based Smart contract for a wikideal portal services providers (legal, market, technologies)
  8. And many more, depending on your ideas and the incubators team (steering committee) ...