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Network State Wiki
  • The Network State Wiki
  • Introduction
    • ℹ️Why is it important to have a Network State Wiki?
    • ℹ️How do I contribute?
    • ℹ️Rules
    • ℹ️Content Moderation
    • ℹ️Who is maintaining the Wiki?
    • ℹ️Contribution Ideas
  • What is a Network State?
    • Network State
      • 1-Network
      • Network Union
      • Startup Society
        • Parallel Society
    • How to Start a Network State
      • 1️⃣Found a startup society.
      • 2️⃣Organize it into a group capable of collective action.
      • 3️⃣Build trust offline and a cryptoeconomy online
      • 4️⃣Crowdfund physical nodes.
      • 6️⃣Conduct an on-chain census.
      • 7️⃣Gain diplomatic recognition.
      • 5️⃣Link physical communities into a set of digitally connected physical distributed territories
  • Dictionary
    • Cryptography & Cryptographic Codes
    • FIAT money
    • Bitcoin
    • Blockchain
      • Cosmos
      • Ethereum
      • Polkadot
        • Substrate
    • Trustless
    • Smart Contract
    • Cryptocurrency
      • Coinmarketcap
    • Culture
    • Ethos
    • Zero Knowledge Proofs
    • Web Identity
    • Web3 Identity
    • DAO
    • DeFi
    • Decentralized Social Media
    • Censorship Resistant Technology
    • Territory
    • Community
    • Startup Society
    • Nation
    • Citizen
      • Citizenship
    • State
    • Nation State
    • Country
    • Governance
    • Constitution
    • Law & Regulation
    • Government
    • Public Service
    • Civil Rights
    • Federation
    • Obligation
    • Social Network
    • Archipelago
    • Network Union
  • Network State Resources
    • Network State Explained Through Diagrams
    • Publications
    • Projects
    • Podcasts
    • Articles
    • Videos
    • Ted Talks
    • Books
    • Russian Translation
    • Greek Translation
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ℹ️Contribution Ideas

Dictionary: Include an example to help ground each definition; there is no limit to the number of examples the Wiki can showcase.

Resources: Provide additional sources of reading in the form of books, articles, peer-reviewed literature, Discord communities, Tweets, etc.

New Ideas: Send in anything that you think is missing from the Wiki.

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