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This initiative will be fully non-profit. See the [[Website Functionality]] for an overview of how the website will work. At its core its a task-management system. Many times additional functionality-specific software/websites/apps will be needed and Javul.org will help create and maintain them.
This initiative will be fully non-profit. See the [[Website Functionality]] for an overview of how the website will work. At its core its a task-management system. Many times additional functionality-specific software/websites/apps will be needed and Javul.org will help create and maintain them.


It is easy to forget that there are millions of articles on Wikipedia, each of which have been worked upon by 100's and 1000's of people spending hours over long periods of time. The level of detail of Wikipedia articles on popular topics is beyond amazing and all of this work has been done for free. It is amazing what people can achieve when they work together. All of what is present on Wikipedia has been made possible via online collaboration. Let us use that same concept for the purpose of problem-solving. It is interesting to note that this documentation is being compiled on a website running Mediawiki, the same great software that Wikipedia has created and uses it for its own family of websites. Note that this installation of Mediawiki is only being used for documentation. The software for the main website is different.
It is easy to forget that there are millions of articles on Wikipedia, each of which have been worked upon by 100's and 1000's of people spending hours over long periods of time. The level of detail of Wikipedia articles on popular topics is beyond amazing and all of this work has been done for free. It is amazing what people can achieve when they work together. All of what is present on Wikipedia has been made possible via online collaboration. Let us use that same concept for the purpose of problem-solving. It is interesting to note that this documentation is being compiled on Mediawiki, the same great software that Wikipedia has created and uses it for its own family of websites.


The documentation for the project may be long but there are no difficult or complex ideas. The concepts are very simple and intuitive. Many of them are not new but have been taken from existing situations. It is easy to talk about ideas like this. The difficult part is an actual successful implementation of this project and it is the only criteria by which the success of this project should be judged. Currently the project’s implementation is very simple. It will need to keep evolving for greater effectiveness and impact.
The documentation for the project may be long but there are no difficult or complex ideas. The concepts are very simple and intuitive. Many of them are not new but have been taken from existing situations. It is easy to talk about ideas like this. The difficult part is an actual successful implementation of this project and it is the only criteria by which the success of this project should be judged. Currently the project’s implementation is very simple. It will need to keep evolving for greater effectiveness and impact.
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