Sharing: Difference between revisions

From Sharewiki.org
mNo edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 10: Line 10:




'''Sharing''' is creating through an agreement that is not asking for property in exchange. The outcome of the agreement could either be a small environtment of freedom for using a single [[thing]] (or asset) (i.e. let's share the pen), for a bigger scope context (i.e. a global system for distributed allocation of resources) or for more abstract things ([[Shared Meaning]]) through the same practice.  
'''Sharing''' is an offer or an agreement that is not asking for property in exchange. The outcome of the agreement could either be a small environtment of freedom for using a single [[thing]] (or asset) (i.e. let's share the pen), a bigger scope context (i.e. a global system for distributed allocation of resources) or a more abstract things ([[Shared Meaning|shared meaning]], sharing values) through the same practice.  




'''Sharing''' creates opportunities for mutual care between people by lowering the implicit authority there is in [[ownership]]. The ''owner'', by the act or the declared fact of being sharing or willing to share ''his'' thing (or his ownership rights), is admitting that is not going to use his asking for property royalties force / rights.
'''Sharing''' creates opportunities for mutual care between people by lowering the implicit authority there is in [[ownership]]. The ''owner'', by the act or the declared fact of being sharing or willing to share ''his'' thing (or his ownership rights), is admitting that is not going to use his asking for property royalties force / rights during sharing.




 
Here, at [[sharewiki]], like everywhere else[[Talk:From barter to shareful#Undefining sharing|*]] we 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, the [[:Category:Sharespaces|sharespaces]] or specially the [[:Category:Sharefuls|sharefuls]] where the sharing line is much more defined than at ''plain sharing''.             
'''Sharing''' is and it has been broadly used by a lot of different entities while its accurate defining has historickly not been much more intended or deepened than i.e. freedom. Some people [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_flattery appeal to flattery] by estating that you are taking the beauty away of sharing when you try to specify the sharing agreement (i.e. -Sharing is enough descriptive and shouldn't be defined for protecting subjectivism, ''sharing is nice, isn't it?''). This refusal causes some autoritarian practitioners being able to force you to ''-share my values of destruction''. Some anarchists would tell: ''-sharing is corrupted because relies in ownership, which relies in property, which relies in roman and previous autoritarian cultures. We have to destroy the concept of property / ownership'' without defining themselves the alternative (see [[sharing vs *]]).
 
 
 
Here, at [[sharewiki]], we 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, the [[:Category:Sharespaces|sharespaces]] or specially the [[:Category:Sharefuls|sharefuls]] where the sharing line is much more defined than at ''plain sharing''.             





Revision as of 20:03, 1 February 2013

eng

cat

gal

por

spa



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 an offer or an agreement that is not asking for property in exchange. The outcome of the agreement could either be a small environtment of freedom for using a single thing (or asset) (i.e. let's share the pen), a bigger scope context (i.e. a global system for distributed allocation of resources) or a more abstract things (shared meaning, sharing values) through the same practice.


Sharing creates opportunities for mutual care between people by lowering the implicit authority there is in ownership. The owner, by the act or the declared fact of being sharing or willing to share his thing (or his ownership rights), is admitting that is not going to use his asking for property royalties force / rights during sharing.


Here, at sharewiki, like everywhere else* we 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, the sharespaces or specially the sharefuls where the sharing line is much more defined than at plain sharing.


The basic arguments for sharing

Error creating thumbnail: File missing
  • 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 things.
  • We could share skills by teaching/learning those.
  • Kids do naturally share before getting corrupted by adults interpretation of ownership.
  • Freedom definitions initiatives, user data manifesto and wikis or lots of more models
  • Sharefuls


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. That's why you should moderate your sharings. Just keep in 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 vibe being spread inside you.

"a person who does not share is not only selfish, but bitter and alone." - Paulo Coelho

By allowing others to use your things, you can maximize development possibilities for those things and others that will show up after that. By sharing, we could experience a more social life for a more abundant enjoying than the way proposed by the the capitalist scarcitism logic, which is just an appeal to fear fallacy.



See also


External links

<videoflash>wUwhVUy2uTo|600|300</videoflash>