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This project aims to create a comprehensive map of the Plurality ecosystem - organizations, projects, and initiatives rethinking how human collaboration happens at scale. It serves as a key infrastructure and resource for the Plurality community.
We strive to balance depth with breadth, providing a resource that highlights key players and ideas while also showcasing the field's diversity.
You can browse by viewing files in the sidebar, using the global graph, or searching. To help you get started, here are a few notes you can explore:
- [[Plurality Institute]]
- [[Plurality]]
- [[Glen Weyl]]
- [[Audrey Tang]]
Feel free to start with any of these notes and follow the links that pique your interest.
Our scope is intentionally broad, encompassing:
- Organizations directly working on Plurality concepts
- Projects related to rethinking collaboration and governance
- Initiatives using technology to reimagine resource distribution
- Other efforts that contribute to or intersect with plurality goals
While some entries may be more "canonically" Plurality-focused than others, we aim to capture the full breadth of this emerging field.
The Plurality Institute is stewarding this resource, but it's intended as a community asset. We welcome and encourage contributions from the broader Plurality community. This is an open, collaborative project that will grow and evolve with your input.
Rather than strictly defining what's in or out of scope, we focus on prioritizing entries most relevant and useful to the Plurality community. Higher priority is given to projects and organizations frequently referenced or connected within the ecosystem.
- Provide a comprehensive overview of the Plurality field
- Help people discover relevant organizations and projects
- Facilitate connections within the Plurality ecosystem
- Serve as a reference point for newcomers and established members alike
This map is an evolving resource. We plan iterative improvements based on community feedback and the rapidly changing landscape of Plurality work.
We welcome contributions from the community to help grow and improve this map of the plurality ecosystem. Here's how you can contribute:
- Submit via Google Form.
- Submit a Pull Request: To add a new node/note to the map, please submit a pull request to our repository.
- Use Templates: When making your contribution, please refer to the templates provided in the template folder of the repository. These templates ensure consistency and provide all the necessary information for each entry.
- Review Process: After submitting your pull request, it will be reviewed by our team. We may reach out if we need any clarifications or additional information.
- Collaborative Refinement: Don't worry if your contribution isn't perfect. We're happy to work with you to refine and improve it as needed.
We are using Obsidian to host the map, so all of the files are written in markdown.
For questions, feedback, or suggestions, please contact isaactlevine at gmail
This project is an initiative of the Plurality Institute. We're grateful to all contributors and members of the Plurality community who have helped shape this resource.
We're excited to grow this map with the community and see how it evolves. Thank you for your interest and participation in mapping the Plurality ecosystem!