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  • Welcome
  • Note - Draft, prototype status
  • Note - Licensing, quoting
  • Meet meet.coop
    • The online meeting coop - meet.coop
    • Contact us
  • 1 Principles
    • Principles
      • Spaces
      • The toolstack
      • Platform spaces
      • Media spaces
      • Venue spaces
      • Stack of commons
      • Privacy policy
    • Commoning
      • Spaces stewarded as commons
      • Commoning - Three moments
      • Contributing in commons - A governance hybrid
      • Classic FLOSS peer-to-peer governance
      • Classic co-op governance
      • Assemblies - Governance in ‘roots’ movement organisations
      • Full-range commoning - The contribution of care work
      • Commoning as a practice of dual power - Beyond . .
    • Principles & protocols
      • Value and value(ing)
      • Values as practices in working order
      • Coop values, DisCO
  • 2 Political economy
    • Political economy
    • Members and contributions
      • User members, user-member accounts
      • Active user members
      • Operational members
      • Register of members
      • Privileges and obligations
      • Sanctions
      • Fair use of BBB space
      • Contributions
      • Contribution accounting
        • Contribution & recognition
        • Contributions & locations of work
        • Work of valuing, and means of recording and valuing (mapping) contributions
      • Funding contributions
      • Rent
      • Contributions in kind
      • Work contributions
      • Recognition of contributions
      • Voting
    • Commons political economy
      • Ownership, assets and commons
      • Dissolving meet.coop
      • Fiat money, mutual credit, fair wage, sweat equity
      • A commons and its members - Stewarding, contributing, enjoying
      • Dependence - Livelihood, infrastructure, dual power
      • Livelihood, privilege, contribution
      • Provisioning and hosting
      • Employment, federation and voluntary contribution
      • Revenue, surplus and distribution
      • Development funding, investment
      • Value, values, value(ing) and production in-and-of commons
      • Contribution, privilege and justice - The purpose of protocols
  • 3 Social relations
    • Social relations
    • Intentions, principles
    • Actions in three landscapes
    • Dimensions of community
      • Plural community - Three sectors
      • Pluriverse
      • 1 Coop - Transformed economy, making the coop-commons
      • 2 Solidarity - Transformed silos, formación
        • Tools for conviviality
        • Formación - Learning, the dance of knowing
      • 3 Toolstack - Transformed organising capability, infrastructuring
        • Dance of knowing
        • Design justice
      • Multiple languages, plural regions, uneven development
      • Privacy
    • Seven Rs of civil-society activist commitment
      • Rescue
      • Resistance
      • Reporting, recording
      • Re-weaving the economy
      • Reparation, reconciliation, restorative justice
      • Regenerative activism
      • Regime change, revolution
  • 4 Assemblies and deliberations
    • Assemblies and deliberations
      • Circles
        • Community circle
      • Standing assembly (all-hands)
      • commons.hour
      • General assembly
      • Board of stewards
      • The forum
      • Polls
      • Protocols - Time
      • Protocols - Multiple languages
      • Protocols - Facilitation & moderation
  • 5 commons.hour
    • commons.hour - The programme
      • Basic links for commons.hour
      • commons.hour invitation
      • Programme & presenters
      • Defining what meet.coop does - A handbook and a commons
      • Prototyping and collaborating
      • Defining what meet.coop is for
      • Running list of sessions
      • Summary running list
      • Design and prototyping in commons.hour
      • commons.hour - the venue
    • commons.hour protocols
      • Session protocols
      • Session pre- and post-protocols
      • commons.hour methodology
    • Design principles
      • Design justice - note
      • Plural community
      • Coop principles
      • commons.hour ‘specials'
  • 6 Constitution
    • Constitution
      • Conventional outline of a constitution
      • A design approach to a constitution - an assemblage of protocols
      • Protocols vs rules
      • The handbook and the constitution
      • Core protocols aka principles of meet.coop
      • Draft constitution
  • 7 Code of conduct
    • Code of conduct
      • In platform spaces
      • In media spaces
      • In venue spaces
      • Operational members
      • User members
      • Making the coop-commons economy
      • Provisioning and mobilising tools and capability
      • Cultivating solidarity and mutuality
  • 8 Terminology
    • Terminology
      • BBB - Big Blue Button
      • Containers
      • Discourse
      • FLOSS - Free-libre open-source software
      • gitBook
      • Greenlight
      • Markdown
      • Matrix/Element
      • NextCloud
      • Sweat equity
      • Sysadmins aka ‘admins’
  • 9 Supporting materials
  • Supporting materials
    • meet.coop
    • Other organisations
      • Open Credit Network - Membership Agreement
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  1. 2 Political economy
  2. Members and contributions

Funding contributions

Here we address the funding contributions to the political economy of meet.coop.

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Incomplete. To be extended xxx

This schema highlights funding contributions. See also the overall schema for :

xxx monthly membership fees through the OpenCollective platform. No new legal entity was needed to operate this. Platform6, a cooperative partner of OpenCollective in the UK, became the fiscal host to channel the OpenCollective funds from members to meet.coop.

xxx How the process looks to the User member - What to expect? Means of contacting meet.coop - A prominent Contact us page in the handbook?

Query from commons.hour session#1: Offer an investment option as distinct from the current operational-cost contribution available to user-members. Keep the floor low, but the ceiling high.

Associated with this: development wish list: Assemble a wish list (for spending). Define projects/budgets, pitched at various levels according to available funding, and incrementally fund projects, perhaps crowdfunding-style.

See:

Development funding, investment
contribution accounting
Political economy - Funding contributions