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COMMUNITY EXCHANGE SYSTEM
The Community Exchange System (CES) is a community-based exchange system that provides the means for communities to trade and exchange their goods and services, both locally and remotely. It is an internet-based global trading network that allows participants to buy and sell goods and services without using a national currency. It could also be described as a global […]
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what about us?
I don’t believe we are troubled“Under the test, an investment contract (in this context, a security) is defined as “an investment of money, in a common enterprise, with a reasonable expectation of profits, to be derived from the efforts of others.”” No profitsNo profits is an important feature https://www.wired.com/story/is-crypto-a-security-a-us-judge-decide-ripple-sec-xrp/
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Why Community Currency Systems such as LETS Need Not Collapse Under Opportunistic Behaviour
The Mutual Credit System (MCS) is a ‘self-help’ solution to the problem of private management of a community currency. The most widely implemented MCS is the Local Exchange and Trading System (LETS). As Michael Linton puts it: “A LETSystem is a self-regulating economic network which allows its members to issue and manage their own money […]
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Mutual Credit – The Open Co-op
Mutual credit provides a mechanism for businesses to trade without money, via a credit clearing system. A credit clearing system is an arrangement in which a group of traders, each of whom is both a buyer and a seller, agree to allocate each other sufficient credit to facilitate their transactions within the network. Source: Mutual […]
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Community Exchange System – Wikipedia
Source: Community Exchange System – Wikipedia
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Working for the Fenland Dollar
An Evaluation of Local Exchange Trading Schemes as an InformalEmployment Strategy to Tackle Social Exclusion Free Download https://www.communityexchange.net.au/home/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/working_for_the_fenland_dollar.pdf https://royletsblog.online/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/working_for_the_fenland_dollar.pdf
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Schizophrenia
At least one third of people with schizophrenia experiences complete remission of symptoms (1). Some people with schizophrenia experience worsening and remission of symptoms periodically throughout their lives, others a gradual worsening of symptoms over time. Source: Schizophrenia
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CES aggregator
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I have a colleague who is working hard
She is learning and growing but unfortunately, her material has a basic flaw and she is growing deeper into that flaw.There are no tangible signs of success but she is set on her vision and never gives up. Her heart will break eventually Tough for herThe scary thing is this could also be me 🙂 […]