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{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal has lots of clever, fair ideas built into it, about money, trust, sharing, and solving arguments. This page is the big list where you can find every one of them and read what each does.}}

{{ExpertIntro|The innovations listed here are tested and refined step by step, and they interact with one another: what matters is the whole, not any single part. The intent is not to reinvent the wheel, but to assemble existing ideas into a globally functional ensemble. This page is an index: each innovation is one table row with a very short description; the full explanation lives on its dedicated page.}}

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* [[#mix-culture|Principles]]

* [[#innovation-criteria|Innovation criteria]]

* [[#how-to-read|How to read this page]]

* [[#foundations|Foundations]]

* [[#ecosystem-at-large|WikiDeal ecosystem at large]]

* [[#specific-marketplaces|Specific marketplaces]]

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= WikiDeal socio-economic innovations =

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Two foundational principles carry all the others:

* '''Innovation number one: ~~a double platform~~.''' ~~Contract~~ models '''endorsed by lawyers''' ~~on one side, smartphone applications built on those models on the other~~; the contracts are intended to be '''fair, balanced and consumer approved''', serving the interests of users and providers, not the interests of third-party structures.

* '''Innovation number one: participative agreement design.''' Agreements designed participatively, together with the whole contributive ecosystem built around them (compensatory measures, amendments, use cases, legal references, common errors, alerts, expected-results models, quality criteria), '''endorsed by lawyers'''; the contracts are intended to be '''fair, balanced and consumer approved''', serving the interests of users and providers, not the interests of third-party structures. The double platform (contract models endorsed by lawyers, plus smartphone applications built on those models) is the technical element supporting this innovation.

* '''Innovation number two: the same governance as Wikipedia''', applied to deals and marketplaces instead of encyclopedic knowledge.

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! Innovation !! Integration status !! Summary

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| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:~~Double Platform~~|~~Double Platform~~]] || First hypothesis formalized || ~~Contract~~ models endorsed by lawyers~~, plus smartphone applications built on them: fair, balanced, consumer approved~~.

| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Participative Agreement Design|Participative Agreement Design]] || First hypothesis formalized || Participative design of agreements and of the contributive ecosystem around them (compensatory measures, amendments, use cases, legal references, common errors, alerts, expected-results models, quality criteria), endorsed by lawyers; the double platform is the supporting technical element.

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| [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Wikipedia Governance|Wikipedia Governance]] || First hypothesis formalized || The same governance as Wikipedia, applied to deals and marketplaces instead of encyclopedic knowledge.

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'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Main|R&D Portal]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main|Open Call portal]]

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