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'''Sharing''' mostly refers to ''the joint use of a resource''. It can also mean other different things to different people such as:
 
 
'''Sharing''', most of the times, refers to ''the joint use of a resource''. It can also mean other different things to different people such as:
* to give
* to give
* to have in common
* to have in common
* to distribute
* to distribute


== Characteristics ==
 
* Creating opportunities for mutual care
'''Sharing''' is creating through an agreement, a small environtment of freedom (i.e. let's share the pen) that could scale into a bigger (i.e. a distributed allocation of resources in a global scope) or into more abstract things ([[Shared Meaning]]) through the same exercise. 
* Being response-able to communal needs
 
* A distributed allocation of resources in its broadest sense
 
* Sharing is probably synonimous of [[Free barter]]
'''Sharing''' creates opportunities for mutual reciprocal care between people by levering the implicit authority there is in [[ownership]]. The ''owner'', by the declared fact of willing to share or being sharing ''his'' thing or his ownership rights, is admitting that is not going to use his force if his estated conditions for other people accessing (using) his thing are respected.
 
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The user who is not the owner would see as a selfinterest the respecting of those ''external conditions to him declared by the owner''. Even just because those estated norms are more permissive than no norms (default restrictiveful ownership).
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'''Sharing''' is and it has been broadly used by a lot of different entities while its accurate defining it has not been much intended or deepened. Some autoritharian practices would force you to ''-share those values of destruction''. Most anarchists would tell: ''sharing is nice, isn't it?'' or ''-sharing is corrupted because relies in ownership, which relies in property, which relies in roman authoritarian culture''.
 
Here, at [[sharewiki]], we are going to rely in that wishfulism and are not going to draw a very strict line on what is or what is not sharing (at least for now), while at the same time you'll find pages like this one, [[sharespaces]] or specially the [[:Category:Sharefuls|sharefuls]] where the line is much more defined than with ''plain sharing''.           
 
 
Sharing is probably synonimous of [[Free barter] because the owner needs an acceptance from the non owner and also needs the non owner not using the shareable thing for perjudicating him. The needed absence of ''quid pro quo'' (or the difference between [[barter]] and free barter/sharing), is that
 
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Plain sharing is a specified protocol for other nonowners using the thing royaltyfree. Sharing is not an offer for exchanging my private properties (acceptance and no harm are not considered properties).       
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* Sharing adds meaningfulness to our lives  
* Sharing adds meaningfulness to our lives  
* Sharing reduces barriers and help people to unfold their full potential
* Sharing reduces barriers and help people to unfold their full potential
* Sharing is an energy-efficient and extremely resourceful strategy for all living organisms
* Sharing is an energy-efficient and extremely resourceful strategy for humans organizing
* Sharing has the awkward trend to grow through the experiencing of it
* Sharing has the awkward trend to grow through the experiencing of it


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== Ways of Sharing ==
== Ways of Sharing ==
* We could share very abundant goods or less abundant goods.   
* We could share very abundant goods or less abundant goods.   
* We could share skills by teaching-learning those.
* We could share skills by teaching/learning those.
* We could share [[information via the internet]]
* Kids do naturally share before getting corrupted by adults interpretation of onership.
* [[Free Software]] initiatives - [[:Category:Wikis|wikis]] and lots of more [[:Category:Models|models]]  
* [[Free Software]] initiatives - [[:Category:Wikis|wikis]] and lots of more [[:Category:Models|models]]  






=== Sharing experiences ===
There's not always somebody to share with, and you are right thinking that other people could take advantages on you when you are ready to share something. You should moderate your sharings. Just mind that tending and living in the consciousness of being open to share creates the possibility to change (y)our world from the first moment you let that spreading in yourself.  
* Kids do it naturally before getting corrupted by adults
* [[Nomad]]s, [[intentional community|intentional communities]], [[ecovillage]]s and etc.
* [[Shared Meaning]]
 
 
There's not always somebody to share with, and you are right thinking that other people could take advantages on you when you are ready to share something. You should moderate your sharings. Just mind that tending and living in the consciousness of being open to share creates the possibility to change (y)our world from the moment you let that spread it in yourself.  


By opening your life to others, by creating spaces for others to join in on what you are doing you can maximize development possibilities for your own doings. We could experience a more social life by adding (y)our bit(s) for a more abundant enjoying than the way proposed by the the capitalist scarcitism logic, which is just an appeal to fear [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy fallacy].  
By opening your life to others (by creating spaces for others to join in on what you are doing), you can maximize development possibilities for your own doings. We could experience a more social life by adding (y)our bit(s) for a more abundant enjoying than the way proposed by the the capitalist scarcitism logic, which is just an appeal to fear [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy fallacy].  


Are you seeing ''it'' half full or half empty?
Are you seeing ''it'' half full or half empty?
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* [[Limited abundance]]
* [[Limited abundance]]
* [[Competition resolutions]]
* [[Competition resolutions]]
* [[:Category:Sharing Invitations|Sharing Invitations]]
* [[:Category:Sharefuls|Sharefuls]]
* [[Shareful]]
 


===External links===
===External links===

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Sharing, most of the times, refers to the joint use of a resource. It can also mean other different things to different people such as:

  • to give
  • to have in common
  • to distribute


Sharing is creating through an agreement, a small environtment of freedom (i.e. let's share the pen) that could scale into a bigger (i.e. a distributed allocation of resources in a global scope) or into more abstract things (Shared Meaning) through the same exercise.


Sharing creates opportunities for mutual reciprocal care between people by levering the implicit authority there is in ownership. The owner, by the declared fact of willing to share or being sharing his thing or his ownership rights, is admitting that is not going to use his force if his estated conditions for other people accessing (using) his thing are respected.

The user who is not the owner would see as a selfinterest the respecting of those external conditions to him declared by the owner. Even just because those estated norms are more permissive than no norms (default restrictiveful ownership).


Sharing is and it has been broadly used by a lot of different entities while its accurate defining it has not been much intended or deepened. Some autoritharian practices would force you to -share those values of destruction. Most anarchists would tell: sharing is nice, isn't it? or -sharing is corrupted because relies in ownership, which relies in property, which relies in roman authoritarian culture.

Here, at sharewiki, we are going to rely in that wishfulism and are not going to draw a very strict line on what is or what is not sharing (at least for now), while at the same time you'll find pages like this one, sharespaces or specially the sharefuls where the line is much more defined than with plain sharing.


Sharing is probably synonimous of [[Free barter] because the owner needs an acceptance from the non owner and also needs the non owner not using the shareable thing for perjudicating him. The needed absence of quid pro quo (or the difference between barter and free barter/sharing), is that

Plain sharing is a specified protocol for other nonowners using the thing royaltyfree. Sharing is not an offer for exchanging my private properties (acceptance and no harm are not considered properties).


The Basic Arguments for Sharing

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  • Sharing adds meaningfulness to our lives
  • Sharing reduces barriers and help people to unfold their full potential
  • Sharing is an energy-efficient and extremely resourceful strategy for humans organizing
  • Sharing has the awkward trend to grow through the experiencing of it


Ways of Sharing

  • We could share very abundant goods or less abundant goods.
  • We could share skills by teaching/learning those.
  • Kids do naturally share before getting corrupted by adults interpretation of onership.
  • Free Software initiatives - wikis and lots of more models


There's not always somebody to share with, and you are right thinking that other people could take advantages on you when you are ready to share something. You should moderate your sharings. Just mind that tending and living in the consciousness of being open to share creates the possibility to change (y)our world from the first moment you let that spreading in yourself.

By opening your life to others (by creating spaces for others to join in on what you are doing), you can maximize development possibilities for your own doings. We could experience a more social life by adding (y)our bit(s) for a more abundant enjoying than the way proposed by the the capitalist scarcitism logic, which is just an appeal to fear fallacy.

Are you seeing it half full or half empty?


See also


External links

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