Pools and Closed Circuits

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From Chelsea Robinson in Assets in Common:

"Infrastructure for shared ownership frequently emerges within walled gardens. Limiting participants can help mitigate the downside while generating shared benefits. In the default economy, this is achieved through systems like credit scores. In contexts of shared ownership and stewardship, there may be criteria of ‘fit’ for participating in a pool. One business’ performance profile may make it more or less suited to joining a group of other businesses."

(https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Assets_in_Common)