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 Promoting sharing as an alternative means of economy. If we view trade itself as the driving force of poor motivations and behaviour, then it follows that promoting sharing (as the antithesis of trade) can help forge new behavioural patterns in parallel with the existing trade system.
-It is thought that if enough people embrace sharing as an alternative means of economy, then it could some day replace trade entirely. A list of sharing initiatives can be found on the [[prototyping|prototyping]] page.
+It is thought that if enough people embrace sharing as an alternative means of economy, then it could some day replace trade entirely. A list of sharing initiatives can be found on the [[:prototyping|prototyping]] page.
 ===== Unconditional support =====
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 ===== Alternative trade systems =====
-[[https://copiosis.com|Copiosis]] is a proposed economic system which suggests basic necessities such as food, housing, clothing, healthcare and education will be made available at no cost to anyone, while luxury items will be accessed through a system of payment based on net benefit to society.
+Some believe alternative trade systems, currencies, and trading-transaction models using [[https://openaccesseconomy.org/doku.php?id=processes#productive_growth|production-focused economic processes]] can help make the transition smoother, gentler, and more gradual as a stepping stone out of using money and dependencies on competitive and class-oriented market systems.
-[[https://common-planet.org|Common Planet]] is a proposed re-imagining of the control, use, and access to all the land, buildings, houses, and resources on the planet. The [[https://common-planet.org/plan|plan]] involves releasing all debts and providing an unconditional income.
+The success of these proposals may depend on their ability to bring more economic stability whilst balancing trust in the competence of their management and meeting the needs of their communities. Also check out the [[https://freedomcells.org/agora/|Freedom Cell Agora]] for listings that involve alternative currencies and trading methods.
-[[non_physical_object_money|NoPOM]]
+|[[:numero_set|Numero Set]]|
-[[numero_set|Numero Set]]
+|[[:qortal|Qortal]]|
-[[qortal|Qortal]]
+|[[:infinity_token|INFINITY]]|
+|[[:buxbe|BUXBE]]|
+Systems based on a [[:non_physical_object_money|non-physical object money]]:
+|[[:copiosis|Copiosis]]|
+|[[:common_planet|Common Planet]]|
 ===== Community & cooperative ideas =====
-[[https://www.ubuntucontributionism.org/one-small-town|One Small Town]] is a proposal by Michael Tellinger of the Ubuntu Liberation Movement to create a prototype community cooperative on which other and larger communities could be modeled.
+[[https://www.onesmalltown.org/|One Small Town]] is a proposal by Michael Tellinger of the Ubuntu Liberation Movement to create a prototype community cooperative on which other and larger communities could be modeled.
 [[https://www.onecommunityglobal.org/|One Community Global]] is a nonprofit and nongovernmental organization consisting entirely of volunteers. Their mission is to help people create a better world by demonstrating a more sustainable and enriching way of living and open source everything needed for replication. To accomplish this they are bringing together people with the consciousness for the Highest Good of all life and the planet and designing everything needed to launch self-replicating teacher/demonstration hubs as a pathway to global sustainability. Their free-shared tools, tutorials, and resources cover "Highest Good" approaches to food, energy, housing, education, economics, fulfilled living practices, global stewardship, and more.
 The [[:kotocoop|]] proposes a methodology for creating a viable cooperative as a transition to a resource-based / open access economy.
+[[https://auravana.org/|Auravana]] has written a set of publications (with in-depth references), has proposed standards, and offers ongoing collaboration on community-building.