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Waves are not limited to arbitration. Any domain identified as a community priority can trigger a Wave: User Groups focused on cooperative housing, peer-to-peer services, street fundraising protocols, and more. | Waves are not limited to arbitration. Any domain identified as a community priority can trigger a Wave: User Groups focused on cooperative housing, peer-to-peer services, street fundraising protocols, and more. | ||
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Rewarding civic participation raises well-studied questions: incentives can strengthen engagement, but poorly designed rewards can crowd out intrinsic motivation. The research below documents both sides and guides this exploration. | Rewarding civic participation raises well-studied questions: incentives can strengthen engagement, but poorly designed rewards can crowd out intrinsic motivation. The research below documents both sides and guides this exploration. | ||