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| ↓...lations:RBE10K/Contributors/5/ru | MediaWiki, the open source platform that this Wiki uses (which is the same the Wikipedia uses, and it is built in conjunction by the Wikipedia foundation) offers many great features for cooperation. Some of these features are part of the tool itself, like an ability to register as a user, create personal pages, communicate with other users privately, create or edit pages, list changes made by others, be notified by email when ''watched'' pages are edited to (help follow up, be notified of new material being added, or ensure quality of the information is maintained to this Wiki's preferred standards), discuss the contents of any page, and many more. The platform also offers plugins that can extend the features, such as the ability to login using a Facebook account, or share pages on a variety of social networks, or extend functionality such as merging users that were created twice accidentally, or creating tables with information spread through several pages. |
| ↓...lations:RBE10K/Contributors/6/ru | But something very important is that the tool allows for setting up practices for maintenance and collaboration, it allows for self documenting, and grouping pages by category. These practices are, perhaps, the most important part of the Wikipedia, and are not embedded or managed automatically by the website itself, but rather allow the contributors to structure the information in such a way that it is easy to maintain, edit, monitor, ensure quality is appropriate, and ensure the discussion pages are organised in a default and convenient format for readability and workability. All these practices can be described in the Wiki itself, and heavy duty contributors would be better prepared if they read, keep in mind, and abide these practices. Currently, however, no practices have been documented in this website, and this Wiki is borrowing the practices established by the Wikipedia. If you want to know more, please check out Wikipedia's practices for editing (see [[w:Wikipedians|Wikipedians]]). |
| ↓...lations:RBE10K/Contributors/7/ru | == Who can participate of the RBE10K? == {{Main | /Agreements }} Everybody is welcome to participate of The RBE10K Project. Nevertheless, there are a number of [[/Agreements|agreements]] that need to be accepted in order to have a positive (rather than a negative) participation. Should those requirements not be met, there are plenty of other similar projects that may be more adequate for participation instead, such as The Venus Project, Transition Towns, or even a political party or a church. |
| ↓...lations:RBE10K/Contributors/8/ru | == Participation in the experiment as a settler == {{Main | /Experiment participants }} |
| ↓...lations:RBE10K/Contributors/9/ru | The most important aspect settlers/experiment volunteers must consider is that the viability of the project depends entirely on the commitment of every volunteer to make the project work, i.e. a commitment to voluntarily learn about and follow the rules for participation. Rules are simple and commonsensical, however having been raised in a system that does not promote nor particularly encourage personal responsibility, the commitment must not only be sincere, but also aware of the consequences for the future of the project in taking the rules too lightly. |
| ↓...ations:RBE10K/Contributors/10/ru | Current estimations{{Cn}} let assume that a ticket for unlimited access to the resources of a [[RBE10K/City|RBE10K city]] will be able to be purchased for AU$10,000 or an equivalent amount in other currencies. The money would be used to purchase all required resources to build a self-sustaining community. The ticket includes accommodation, food, Internet access, education, transportation, entertainment and much more for the whole lifetime of the project. For two years this is AU$14 per day, and if the experiment is successful, extending the validity of the ticket would be free. |
| ↓...ations:RBE10K/Contributors/11/ru | There could also be limited tickets, sponsored tickets (ticket for a third person with specific duties) and general donations. All types of tickets and donations could be managed using a [[w:Crowd funding|Crowd funding]] platform. What happens with available resources if the [[RBE10K experiment failure|experiment fails]] has to be defined in the [[/Agreements|agreements for participation]]. Evenly refunding proceeds from the sale of all materials and resources seems obvious. |
| ↓...ations:RBE10K/Contributors/12/ru | The [[/Agreements|RBE10K Project participant agreements]] for participation are simple and adaptable. One of the fundamental values of a RBE is to always strive for the best possible solution. All other values, terms and conditions are subject to change, including constitutional agreements. The [[Brave 10,000|brave 10,000 settlers]] who define and follow the rules of the [[RBE10K/City|first experimental city]] will primarily be engaged in assisting with one or more of the [[RBE10K/Objectives|main objectives of the city]] in their two (or more) years of participation. |
| ↓...ations:RBE10K/Contributors/13/ru | == Talk about RBE10K on Maker and DIY forums == There are many DIY, Maker and Hacker communities around the world. Getting some of those people to join RBE10K would raise the chance of the project because a true RBE needs lots of technical talent. In the spreadsheet you can see I looked up RBE10K members on Facebook, and matched them each with a DIY group, then I noted everything down to keep track. Ideally you would match RBE10K member and DIY group locations, keeping everything in one spreadsheet. I hope you want to join this little [[PR effort]]. |
