(This is after a long discussion with @markomanka earlier today. cc @lucechiodelliub and @melancon )
- The “social contract” deliverable is to become twofold. Part 1: social contract underpinning open care projects. This is the part that exists. Part 2: social contract underpinning participatory knowledge projects deploying collective intelligence, like OpenCare itself. The need for this emerged as a result of this discussion.
- We submit it immediately with part 1 and a rough blueprint of part 2, not to accumulate further delay. Marco commits to re-submitting with a more developed part 2 later. This is because…
- … it turns out Marco has strong and innovative conclusions about how OpenCare, as a project, fostered practices of peer-to-peer disclosure and support across its community. We concluded he has more than enough material for an academic paper. We tentatively think it should be submitted to a new CERN journal on management and innovation (Marco, can you add the journal’s title in a comment please?)
- A short version of this intuition could be packaged into a section of the “from talk to action” paper led by @ezio_manzini and @federico_monaco. Ezio and I will touch base later this week.
