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Add coopetition chapters: beyond crowdfunding + merit through research (Theo 2026-08-14)
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{{KidsIntro|Co-opetition means working together AND competing at the same time. People compete to do their best work, but they share tools and rules that help everyone. Like a sports team where players push each other to improve but win together.}}
{{KidsIntro|Co-opetition means working together AND competing at the same time. People compete to do their best work, but they share tools and rules that help everyone. Like a sports team where players push each other to improve but win together.}}
{{ExpertIntro|Co-opetition, the combination of cooperation and competition, is presented here as the social and economic philosophy WikiDeal intends to follow, inspired by wiki culture: providers would compete on quality, specialisation and approach while cooperating on shared infrastructure, legal frameworks and dispute resolution. The page argues that well-structured competition can reinforce cooperation, with the Open Calls process as its main institutional expression. Two explored extensions are introduced: crowdsourcing and cooperative co-ownership of an ecosystem of agreements under free licences, from niches to global reach, and a merit model based on research contributions, from citizen-proposed research questions to User Groups and cooperative micro-entrepreneurship.}}
{{ExpertIntro|Co-opetition, the combination of cooperation and competition, is the social and economic philosophy WikiDeal intends to follow, inspired by wiki culture: providers would compete on quality while cooperating on shared infrastructure, legal frameworks and dispute resolution, with the Open Calls process as its main institutional expression. Two explored extensions are introduced: cooperative co-ownership of an ecosystem of agreements under free licences, from niches to global reach, and a merit model based on research contributions.}}
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