Gov/en/Portal:Ecosystem/Wikimedia-References: Difference between revisions
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Wikimedia principle: The commons (shared knowledge) resists monopolization, what benefits one benefits all. | Wikimedia principle: The commons (shared knowledge) resists monopolization, what benefits one benefits all. | ||
'''WikiDeal adaptation:''' The bonding curve mechanism prevents monopolization of | '''WikiDeal adaptation:''' The bonding curve mechanism prevents monopolization of Subscription Tokens. As more members join, the curve benefits early funders more, but ''everyone earns''. This is the anti-"Winner Takes All" mechanism: no single actor can capture the full subscription token pool. | ||
The bonding curve is designed so that community growth benefits the collective, Gift flow to all User Group members, not just top performers. | The bonding curve is designed so that community growth benefits the collective, Gift flow to all User Group members, not just top performers. | ||
Applied in: | Applied in: Subscription Tokens, [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Karma-Tokens|Karma tokens]] (P1), [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscription Tokens|Subscription Tokens]] (no guarantee*) (P2), [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Need-Driven Funding|Need-Driven Funding mechanism]]. | ||
=== WM-06, Incentive Alignment → Need-Driven Funding mechanism === | === WM-06, Incentive Alignment → Need-Driven Funding mechanism === | ||
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'''WikiDeal adaptation:''' The Need-Driven Funding mechanism dynamically adjusts the Personal/Gift split based on supply/demand. This ensures that harder tasks (low attraction events, difficult periods) are compensated more individually, while popular tasks generate more community benefit. | '''WikiDeal adaptation:''' The Need-Driven Funding mechanism dynamically adjusts the Personal/Gift split based on supply/demand. This ensures that harder tasks (low attraction events, difficult periods) are compensated more individually, while popular tasks generate more community benefit. | ||
'''Priority target: social s and volunteers''', the multiplier effect ensures these groups receive proportionally higher | '''Priority target: social s and volunteers''', the multiplier effect ensures these groups receive proportionally higher subscription tokens for the same effort. | ||
Applied in: Street Fundraising (Need-Driven Funding), all marketplace modules with variable demand. | Applied in: Street Fundraising (Need-Driven Funding), all marketplace modules with variable demand. | ||
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Wikimedia principle: Knowledge grows through peer contribution, not top-down instruction. | Wikimedia principle: Knowledge grows through peer contribution, not top-down instruction. | ||
'''WikiDeal adaptation:''' Training is participatory and peer-to-peer. Seniors coach juniors. Regional meals are learning spaces. Committees are thematic, not hierarchical. | '''WikiDeal adaptation:''' Training is participatory and peer-to-peer. Seniors coach juniors. Regional meals are learning spaces. Committees are thematic, not hierarchical. Subscription Tokens are earned for teaching. | ||
Applied in: Street Fundraising training model, onboarding modules, mentor | Applied in: Street Fundraising training model, onboarding modules, mentor subscription tokens. | ||
=== WM-12, Technology as Enabler → AI as Tool, Not Authority === | === WM-12, Technology as Enabler → AI as Tool, Not Authority === | ||