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  1. Transparency - Conjunctured members, clients, and society maintain trust by being completely open with one another.
  2. Fairness - It won’t work if a few people are exploiting the community for their own personal gains.
  3. Self-Selected - Members choose the projects they want to work on by opting in or out.
  4. Communication - Clear communication in any channel facilitates work flow.
  5. Humanization - The co-company and its members should work on something that is compelling on a human level.
  6. Trust Construction - Trust in the community and its members to do what they do best.
  7. Monitoring - The community should call out members who aren’t pulling their weight.
  8. Peer Review - Co-company participants review and rate each others’ work in an open forum.
  9. Come & Go Policy - Members may contribute five minutes of work and leave or 200 hours. Either way, the end goal is enhanced respectively.
  10. Granular Work Loads - The workload must be and able to be distributed across the community.
  11. Sustainability - The company and its members should make money.


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