Project goals

We aim at facilitating social change through these interconected and hopefully transparent subprojects:

programming

• finding a model for representing the knowledge useful in everyday life in such a way that it can be easily used
• developing a model to express trust
• writing software to use the knowledge with common computers and internet browsers and possibly other devices connected to the internet
• writing software for the storage backend of the servers such that the data are stored decentrally and redundantly within the network

developing machine-readable knowledge structures

• defining structure proposals for common purposes
• finding and reusing existing structures where meaningful

progressively replacing capitalism in everyday life

• building collectives and installing servers
• using the tools and improving them
• building trust networks, sharing resources and learning from it

put a stop to capitalism

• be prepared to act coherently when capitalism will have to defend itself

There is no strict consecutive order in which these steps have to happen; much can go in parallel.