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Homebase
Apply HB principles to running projects, and similarly, have fun running them in a self-paced public manner, and get humanity together. | |
The "Home Base" is a place where you come to work on projects derived
from great ideas discovered on Halfbakery, or other great places, and
entertain while getting some of the more desired ideas to graduate sooner!
So how does this place work? In addition to familiar Categories and Ideas, a
"Project"
type is introduced, which can be added to one more ore
Ideas. The ideas themselves are different, in a sense that it's less like a
sandbox, and more like a forge, so you only include those ideas, that --
while may sound far-fetched, -- you'd like to see them through to fruition,
possibly making into a business, rather than something necessarily
uniquely original or something you throw out to discussion cause you'd not
do it. The categories here are also different, in that they are trying to
capture global or generic goals, -- a category is a goals class, because of
linguistic pragmatics, or -- people and machines use categories to
classify tools and methods to make them better retrievable for goals.
Finally, the Projects are such that:
- In place of of catchy summary, they have a functional mission,
- In place of categories, they have ideas that they are derived from,
- Instead of collection of links, a project has a list tasks and transfers,
- Instead of votes, it has funds (P&L) invested or divested to/from the
project.
- Each project gets a virtual company (at least in our minds) and a banking
account.
- Virtual company is defined as a mathematical set of monetary accounts
linked or bound to a project.
- Project-dedicated monetary accounts can be:
-- your personal project-dedicated bank account or
-- your real company's dedicated bank account, or even
-- a cryptocurrency account, or
-- anything else that you use to trade on behalf of the project.
-- Consistency is the key, and ability to read all transactions automatically is
essential.
The identities and monetary contributions are only linked, read and verified,
not done here.
Everything else is pretty much as in tradition: the amazing community
attention self-management algorithm lists items ordered by latest
modifications, making projects evolve through long-term semi-stochastic
voluntary contributions of interested netizens, at a relaxed pace,
without todos or compulsory deadlines, driven entirely by the inspirations of
doers that find it meaningful and fun to ping-pong about new done
tasks and transfers added in public, -- sharing results and getting feedback
about their unconstrained creative processes that they want to make
part of a particular project by linking them as tasks to projects.
The projects stay atop as long as there are people coming back to add
tasks, transfers, or talk about them, and may stay
dormant for years, until someone rediscovers them with a new wave of
inspiration to chip in, and then again it becomes hot as a well-funded
startup or a heated discussion, as long as it remains interesting to at least
some folks, and then, another production thread captures our
attention.
Participation is completely voluntary, and it is user's responbility to make so
that data sources have granted financial data for "Home Base" to reshare it
with public or derive metrics from it and share them publicly.
Homebase
https://infinity.family Thought of it as taking friends on a spaceship to explore the universe. [Mindey, Mar 02 2020, last modified Mar 03 2020]
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I see people here thinking "So, how do we actually play that game?"
Over here, the name of the game is finding a new fun way to look at
things, to "out-invent." -- also, verifying if it is invented or not, it's like a
race, and finally the voting business. |
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What could work for projects? What do you think? Wish... people could
get together to build things. Today financial task management systems
have one side of the coin, and accounting systems the other. Data in
those systems usually held privately, yet business can also be a game
at the public domain? Wondering, what would playful dolphin brains
think about it. |
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Well, that was what they said when I asked them, anyway. |
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//I see people here thinking// |
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Worst Shyamalan movie ever. |
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// Chhhh: cack, cack, cack! // |
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Yey, dear dolphins. ^__^ It's like, yeah we need time to process until we
can fully judge this. In the meantime, it's still baking, and I welcome
your suggestions~ |
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Just added a field, to let a project owner enter banking details in public.
Cause, projects. |
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// Worst Shyamalan movie ever. // |
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I have to see one to understand what is meant by "worst" ([Mindey]
looks at the ceiling, and sees the stars). |
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