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Rename Open Call to Open Calls; remove reputation credits (Theo 2026-08-03)
Shorten intros per Theo's 20s rule
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{{KidsIntro|Some people are very sick because they take many dangerous drugs at the same time. Doctors and helpers look for ways to help them, step by step. One idea under study is a bus that moves to a different place every day and helps these people take only one substance instead of many, with clear and fair agreements. This page invites researchers and practitioners to propose those agreements. Nothing is decided yet.}}
{{KidsIntro|Some people are very sick from taking many dangerous drugs at once. One idea under study is a bus that moves daily and helps them take only one substance instead of many. This page invites researchers to propose fair agreements.}}
{{ExpertIntro|Draft use case open call (Wave 2, not yet launched, not decided). Topic: the contractual layer of a harm reduction scenario in which a mobile bus, changing location every day, would dispense a controlled substance free of charge to people with polysubstance dependence, on condition that they accept regular testing demonstrating a transition to single-substance dependence, associated with better stability and fitness for work. The call would collect application modalities, alert mechanisms, contract templates, amendments, milestone plans and tutorials, plus scientific, legal and ethical studies. Any real-world implementation would require legal authorisation and medical supervision; the WikiDeal contribution studied here is limited to the contractual tooling.}}
{{ExpertIntro|Draft use-case open call (Wave 2, not launched). Topic: the contractual layer of a harm-reduction scenario where a mobile bus would dispense a controlled substance free, conditional on regular testing showing a transition to single-substance dependence. The call would collect contract templates, milestones and studies. Real implementation would require legal authorisation and medical supervision.}}


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