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Welcome to the WikiDeal markets home page. Market pages are where WikiDeal develops its rules, contracts and frameworks for a fair, trustworthy and cooperative economy. A market is a specific economic area in which people and institutions make deals. Market pages help to coordinate the community’s efforts by grouping contributors around these markets, thus centralizing resources, recommendations and discussions for each market. | Welcome to the WikiDeal markets home page. Market pages are where WikiDeal develops its rules, contracts and frameworks for a fair, trustworthy and cooperative economy. A market is a specific economic area in which people and institutions make deals. Market pages help to coordinate the community’s efforts by grouping contributors around these markets, thus centralizing resources, recommendations and discussions for each market. | ||
This home page is organized in '''six parts''': Portals, | This home page is organized in '''six parts''': Portals, Programs, Observatories, Rings of Trust, the Toolbox and Arbitration. | ||
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<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-portals-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Home#portals|alt=Store icon, marketplaces and portals]]<br>'''[[#portals|Marketplaces]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-programs-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Programs|alt=Compass icon, programs]]<br>'''[[Market:Programs|Programs]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-observatories-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Home#observatories|alt=Telescope icon, observatories]]<br>'''[[#observatories|Observatories]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-rings-of-trust-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Home#rings-of-trust|alt=Handshake icon, rings of trust]]<br>'''[[#rings-of-trust|Rings of Trust]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-toolbox-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Home#toolbox|alt=Toolbox icon, toolbox]]<br>'''[[#toolbox|Toolbox]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-arbitration-icon.png|80px|link=Market:Arbitration|alt=Judge icon, arbitration]]<br>'''[[Market:Arbitration|Arbitration]]'''</div> | |||
<div style="flex:1 1 120px;max-width:150px;text-align:center;border:1px solid #c8ccd1;border-radius:8px;padding:12px;background:#f8f9fa;">[[File:Market-contribute-icon.png|80px|link=Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/How-to-Contribute|alt=Raised hand icon, get started and contribute]]<br>'''[[Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/How-to-Contribute|Contribute]]'''</div> | |||
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== 1. Portals == | == 1. Portals == | ||
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''Marketplace status legend:'' '''Pilot''' (being studied first) · '''Incubating''' · '''Coming soon'''. | ''Marketplace status legend:'' '''Pilot''' (being studied first) · '''Incubating''' · '''Coming soon'''. | ||
<span id="pilot-use-cases"></span>''Note on pilots:'' a pilot is not a separate category of marketplace. Among all the marketplace ideas, the pilots are the ones currently retained for Prototype 1, the priority prototypes the community works on first. The current pilot is [[Markets/en/Portal:Babysitting/Main|Babysitting]], a pilot portal intended to go live in the first steps of WikiDeal development, possibly in 2027. | |||
=== [[Markets/en/Portal:Transportation/Main|Transportation]] === | === [[Markets/en/Portal:Transportation/Main|Transportation]] === | ||
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=== [[Markets/en/Portal:Care/Main|Care]] === | === [[Markets/en/Portal:Care/Main|Care]] === | ||
* [[Markets/en/Portal:Babysitting/Main|Babysitting]] : '''Pilot, live in | * [[Markets/en/Portal:Babysitting/Main|Babysitting]] : '''Pilot''', intended to go live in the first steps of WikiDeal development, possibly in 2027 | ||
* [[Markets/en/Portal:Pet Sitting/Main|Pet Sitting]] : ''Coming soon'' | * [[Markets/en/Portal:Pet Sitting/Main|Pet Sitting]] : ''Coming soon'' | ||
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''Other marketplaces currently mapped to a portal:'' [[Markets/en/Portal:Leisure/Main|Leisure]], [[Markets/en/Portal:Separation/Main|Separation]] (a one-shot service, part of the Life Transitions program), [[Markets/en/Portal:Target Audience/Main|Target Audience]]. See the [[Markets/en/Portal:All Portals/Main|overview of all portals]]. | ''Other marketplaces currently mapped to a portal:'' [[Markets/en/Portal:Leisure/Main|Leisure]], [[Markets/en/Portal:Separation/Main|Separation]] (a one-shot service, part of the Life Transitions program), [[Markets/en/Portal:Target Audience/Main|Target Audience]]. See the [[Markets/en/Portal:All Portals/Main|overview of all portals]]. | ||
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== 2. Programs == | |||
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A '''program''' is a combination of '''several marketplaces''' into one coherent, global experience (for example housing + activities + training). A single marketplace (such as babysitting) is not itself a program; it is a service used within one or more programs. Programs are the operational backbone that turns contracts into real-world journeys. They are organized into thematic categories (Technology, Market, Social, Artistic, Retail). | A '''program''' is a combination of '''several marketplaces''' into one coherent, global experience (for example housing + activities + training). A single marketplace (such as babysitting) is not itself a program; it is a service used within one or more programs. Programs are the operational backbone that turns contracts into real-world journeys. They are organized into thematic categories (Technology, Market, Social, Artistic, Retail). | ||
See the [[Programs | See the [[Market:Programs|Programs home]] for the example programs (Volunteering, Real Estate, Eco-Village Transition, Education, Rings & Alliances, Recycling & Upcycling, Street Fundraising, Microcredit, Transport, Community Migrations, Life Transitions, and others as they emerge). | ||
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== 3. Observatories == | |||
Observatories are where WikiDeal '''watches and documents''' a field, rather than running deals in it. They belong to the Market space too. Examples being explored: | Observatories are where WikiDeal '''watches and documents''' a field, rather than running deals in it. They belong to the Market space too. Examples being explored: | ||
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''Observatory pages are being structured; links will be added as the pages are created.'' | ''Observatory pages are being structured; links will be added as the pages are created.'' | ||
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== 4. Rings of Trust == | |||
Rings of Trust are the '''circles of mutual trust''' within which users share Miles Credits, recommendations and guarantees. Marketplaces, programs and user groups can all operate inside one or more Rings of Trust. | Rings of Trust are the '''circles of mutual trust''' within which users share Miles Credits, recommendations and guarantees. Marketplaces, programs and user groups can all operate inside one or more Rings of Trust. | ||
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== 5. Toolbox == | |||
The Toolbox holds the building blocks the community develops inside each market: | The Toolbox holds the building blocks the community develops inside each market: | ||
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The endorsement chain: a '''base of general clauses''' → '''Legal Endorsement''' by lawyers → '''endorsed models''' for specific contexts. | The endorsement chain: a '''base of general clauses''' → '''Legal Endorsement''' by lawyers → '''endorsed models''' for specific contexts. | ||
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== 6. Arbitration == | |||
When a deal goes wrong despite everything, '''simplified arbitration''' is the option being explored to resolve the dispute: a simple compensation request first, a formal request with evidence next, and a human decision only at the very end, at a cost proportionate to the amount at stake. See the [[Market:Arbitration|Arbitration page]] for the concrete steps, the costs, the timelines and the draft model agreement, and the [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Arbitration|governance explanation]] for the concept and philosophy. | |||
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== Contribute == | == Contribute == | ||
You are very welcome to start contributing: add material to a marketplace, draft a contract model, document an observatory, or [[User group:Home|join a user group]] focused on the markets, use cases and areas you care about. | You are very welcome to start contributing: add material to a marketplace, draft a contract model, document an observatory, or [[User group:Home|join a user group]] focused on the markets, use cases and areas you care about. For the full guide, see [[Gov/en/Portal:Onboarding/How-to-Contribute|Get started: how to contribute]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:31, 7 July 2026
Welcome to the WikiDeal markets home page. Market pages are where WikiDeal develops its rules, contracts and frameworks for a fair, trustworthy and cooperative economy. A market is a specific economic area in which people and institutions make deals. Market pages help to coordinate the community’s efforts by grouping contributors around these markets, thus centralizing resources, recommendations and discussions for each market.
This home page is organized in six parts: Portals, Programs, Observatories, Rings of Trust, the Toolbox and Arbitration.
1. Portals
Portals are the generic categories that group related marketplaces together. There is no fixed number of portals: new ones are added as the community grows. A marketplace is one specific market (for example Babysitting or Taxi); a portal gathers several marketplaces of the same kind.
Marketplace status legend: Pilot (being studied first) · Incubating · Coming soon.
Note on pilots: a pilot is not a separate category of marketplace. Among all the marketplace ideas, the pilots are the ones currently retained for Prototype 1, the priority prototypes the community works on first. The current pilot is Babysitting, a pilot portal intended to go live in the first steps of WikiDeal development, possibly in 2027.
Transportation
- Taxi Cooperative : Incubating
- Bike Sharing : Coming soon
Housing
- Cooperative Housing : Incubating
- Eco Village : Incubating
- Real Estate : Incubating
Care
- Babysitting : Pilot, intended to go live in the first steps of WikiDeal development, possibly in 2027
- Pet Sitting : Coming soon
Arts & Creation
- Professional (musicians, graphic designers, tutoring, AI co-creation…) : Incubating
Education
- Tutoring : Coming soon
Finance & Solidarity
- Microcredit & Mutual Aid : Incubating
- Street Fundraising : Incubating
Sell
- Tool Library / resale : Coming soon
Rent
- Equipment, spaces and vehicle rental : Coming soon
Other marketplaces currently mapped to a portal: Leisure, Separation (a one-shot service, part of the Life Transitions program), Target Audience. See the overview of all portals.
2. Programs
A program is a combination of several marketplaces into one coherent, global experience (for example housing + activities + training). A single marketplace (such as babysitting) is not itself a program; it is a service used within one or more programs. Programs are the operational backbone that turns contracts into real-world journeys. They are organized into thematic categories (Technology, Market, Social, Artistic, Retail).
See the Programs home for the example programs (Volunteering, Real Estate, Eco-Village Transition, Education, Rings & Alliances, Recycling & Upcycling, Street Fundraising, Microcredit, Transport, Community Migrations, Life Transitions, and others as they emerge).
3. Observatories
Observatories are where WikiDeal watches and documents a field, rather than running deals in it. They belong to the Market space too. Examples being explored:
- Competition & co-operation observatory
- Planned obsolescence observatory
- Free legal watch
Observatory pages are being structured; links will be added as the pages are created.
4. Rings of Trust
Rings of Trust are the circles of mutual trust within which users share Miles Credits, recommendations and guarantees. Marketplaces, programs and user groups can all operate inside one or more Rings of Trust.
5. Toolbox
The Toolbox holds the building blocks the community develops inside each market:
- Use cases: scenarios in which a deal might need to be made
- Clause bases (general): the general clause groups shared across contexts, using WikiDeal’s contract template language
- Endorsed contract models (specific): models built on the clause bases, endorsed (legally validated) by lawyers for specific contexts
- Legal references: relevant law, organized by country
- Case law: legal precedents at all relevant levels
- Compensation rules: compensatory measures (conditions, pricing scales, Miles Credits)
- Reminders: automated message templates sent to the parties of a deal
- Usage tips & tutorials: guides to help users do deals well
The endorsement chain: a base of general clauses → Legal Endorsement by lawyers → endorsed models for specific contexts.
6. Arbitration
When a deal goes wrong despite everything, simplified arbitration is the option being explored to resolve the dispute: a simple compensation request first, a formal request with evidence next, and a human decision only at the very end, at a cost proportionate to the amount at stake. See the Arbitration page for the concrete steps, the costs, the timelines and the draft model agreement, and the governance explanation for the concept and philosophy.
Contribute
You are very welcome to start contributing: add material to a marketplace, draft a contract model, document an observatory, or join a user group focused on the markets, use cases and areas you care about. For the full guide, see Get started: how to contribute.