Difference between revisions of "Open collaborative design/What is the motivation to contribute?"
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| − | + | There are many reasons as to why someone might contribute to the 'universal commons': | |
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| + | *Can find other people to work with you on your project to enable you to do things you couldn’t do alone, or speed up the project | ||
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| + | *Contributing to the wider the community that has freely offered designs for you to build upon | ||
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| + | *Satisfaction that other people can benefit from your work | ||
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| + | *People can customise things exactly how they want them | ||
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| + | *Other people can evolve your design further which benefits you | ||
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| + | *Copyleft changes the way people think about to contributing to creative projects | ||
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| + | *Respect from creating a great design that becomes widely used | ||
Revision as of 03:13, 31 January 2007
There are many reasons as to why someone might contribute to the 'universal commons':
- Can find other people to work with you on your project to enable you to do things you couldn’t do alone, or speed up the project
- Contributing to the wider the community that has freely offered designs for you to build upon
- Satisfaction that other people can benefit from your work
- People can customise things exactly how they want them
- Other people can evolve your design further which benefits you
- Copyleft changes the way people think about to contributing to creative projects
- Respect from creating a great design that becomes widely used
