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{{ExpertIntro|We are heading towards governance models where founders receive strictly limited, transparent compensation rather than unlimited extraction. This hypothesis proposes that early-supporter reward structures, when capped and coupled with progressive rights transfer to communities, can bootstrap cooperative platforms while maintaining alignment with equitable value distribution—a deprivatization pilot replicable across scales from local groups to major domains.}} | |||
{{KidsIntro|This page explains the first money that helps a new project get started.}} | {{KidsIntro|This page explains the first money that helps a new project get started.}} | ||
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= Initial WikiDeal Funding — Early Supporters & Founders = | = Initial WikiDeal Funding — Early Supporters & Founders = | ||
From WikiDeal, | From WikiDeal, a Wikipedia of e-commerce | ||
This page explains the principles behind the initial CHF 50 million in Rewards reserved for early supporters and the founder. It is a pilot for a new model of '''deprivatization''': acknowledging the founder's contribution within strictly ''limited'' — not unlimited — profitability, and enabling the community to progressively buy back rights. | This page explains the principles behind the initial CHF 50 million in Rewards reserved for early supporters and the founder. It is a pilot for a new model of '''deprivatization''': acknowledging the founder's contribution within strictly ''limited'' — not unlimited — profitability, and enabling the community to progressively buy back rights. | ||