IO History & Acknowledgements

Relations of Resources:

IO links many models, recipes and related concepts together in a suggested sequence of optional, overlapping levels of design and technical stacks for growing projects and systems, per the IO

Overview⁠

Each IO module which already seems sufficiently developed for responsible, unassisted use and adaptation is open-sourced, usually via

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License⁠

. (MOT uses

GNU GPL v3.0⁠

.) We further intend to eventually put some especially generic resources into the public domain using a non-attributive license.

Philosophical Foundations: IO’s genesis, from 2013 onward, depended on the stabilization of the pragmatically skeptical philosophy which Greg Cassel describes in

Dialogic Holism⁠

Acknowledgements: IO has been strongly influenced by related resources and experiences including but not limited to the following:

the work of Elinor Ostrom, Jo Freeman, Marshall Rosenberg, Starhawk, Riane Eisler

collaborations with

Enspiral⁠

Value Flows⁠

, the

Holochain⁠

community, Library of the Commons,

Collaborative Technology Alliance⁠

, Holonic Web,

Commons Engine⁠

and

Metagov⁠

⁠

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