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Revision 5 . . September 29, 2004 4:39 pm by Julie Evans Calwell
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A Larger Commons (i.e.: The Catholic Church; The United States; NYCFund-Beacon Schools) is made up of smaller organizing centers (i.e.: church affilitations, 50 states, 40 schools). It's a reasonable assumption that a Global Commons will ultimately be made up of nested communities and networks each organizing as their own smaller commons.

Let's pretend, based on what we know about self-organizing systems, that one way to connect, link, grow and sustain a commons would be to start with the smallest most replicable design built to go to scale at the same time. Let's say the human being is the smallest most replicacable /GivingCenter?. And, that a small group(a team of no more than 10)organize themselfs around the /PrinciplesOfGiving?. They work together, holding each other accountable to living in these principles (take




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