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For a service provider, the daily question is simple: how do I stand out without being crushed by a race to the bottom? For a client, it is: how do I get quality without opaque platforms deciding for me? Co-opetition is WikiDeal's answer to both, drawn from how Wikipedia and free software communities already work: compete on quality, cooperate on the shared infrastructure that protects everyone. | For a service provider, the daily question is simple: how do I stand out without being crushed by a race to the bottom? For a client, it is: how do I get quality without opaque platforms deciding for me? Co-opetition is WikiDeal's answer to both, drawn from how Wikipedia and free software communities already work: compete on quality, cooperate on the shared infrastructure that protects everyone. | ||
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