[p2p-research] Michel; A question

[Kevin Carson]

On 9/3/09, Samuel Rose <samuel.rose at gmail.com> wrote:

>  LETS and P2P systems are not global, they tend to be more localized an
>  situational. So, It is best to work towards optimizing what you need
>  for your area and your project. if you use open standards and open
>  source software, others can replicate what you are doing, and adapt it
>  to their local conditions.

A global effort might be useful for what Paul referred to as
"stigmergic" development in another thread.   Model p2p money software
might be designed to be adopted by any local network that wanted to
use it, and to be built on on a modular basis.

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